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so that i've been reading around and find my 87 is the taboo of MB owners, i must say i love mine- except:problem after start- cranks hard but when put into drive, stalls, hard time restarting, must keep foot on gas and brake while shifting- ANY ideas helpful. also- after you do get it into gear without stalling, you can floor it and it takes it's good'ol time getting up to speed. Basically EVERYTHING in the engine has been repaired or replaced by certified MB mechanic. (or odds ad ends done by yours truly) but this problem has me baffled. |
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Re: my red headed step child '87 190E 2.3 4cyl
There are several things that can cause such a situation. I would first start with the easy stuff then be prepared to dole out the big bucks.
1. Check all vacume lines for break or deteriation. 2. Examine Spark Plugs for proper detonation (wet or dry) 3. Ensure Fuel Pump is operating properly. 4. Verify Idle Control Valve is not clogged 5. Ensure you do not have a clogged Fuel Distributor (internal Filters causes low fuel delivery). 6. Ensure you do not have a head gasket leaking (Oil on Spark Plugs - Oil in Coolant) 7. Try 2 bottles of Techron Fuel Injector Cleaner in less than a full tank of fuel for cleaning to see if that clears the problem. I hope this helps. |
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Re: my red headed step child '87 190E 2.3 4cyl
If you have an Ignition coil with the sheet metal stamped center body design, its probably weak. Order a new coil....
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