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How does the fuel distributor go bad on a '94 Mercedes?

Posted on Dec 31, 2008 under used mercedes parts | 2 Comments

Does this part have a fuel pressure regulator built in? What can break on this thing aside from bad rubber seals, an internal clog, or a leak caused by physical damage or corrosion?

Get real, my friend said the repair is going to cost $2,600!!! How on earth? You can buy a used car for that price.

Philladelphia, I had similar problems with my Chevrolet Tahoe and last month. Try getting a free auto warranty quote ans see if you can get the policy before you need to get your car repaired. http://www.autoadviceonline.com/Warranty-Quote.html

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2 Responses to “How does the fuel distributor go bad on a '94 Mercedes?”

By David L on Jan 1, 2009 | Reply

There is a fuel pressure regulator located on the fuel rail that controls the pressure to the fuel injectors. This part is easily replaced ( it unscrews off of the rail after the fuel lines are disconnected). Check with a Mercedes parts department for a price for the part.
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By Reynold D on Jan 1, 2009 | Reply

Philladelphia, I had similar problems with my Chevrolet Tahoe and last month. Try getting a free auto warranty quote ans see if you can get the policy before you need to get your car repaired. http://www.autoadviceonline.com/Warranty-Quote.html
References :