One cylinder has lost pressure.
Posted: Sat Sep 16, 2023 10:18 am
I am seeking assistance or guidance on my vehicle, namely a petrol-powered C180 AMG Sport model with a 63 plate and an accumulated mileage of 120,000 kilometers.
The problem originated from irregular or suboptimal idle.
The garage saw significantly reduced levels of oil and coolant, although no visible indications of any leakage.
After replenishing the supply and allowing a week to pass, there was little improvement seen and no indication of any leakage.
However, while dropping off the automobile at the mechanic, it became apparent that the catalytic converter was emitting a vibrant red light.
I have been provided with guidance on acquiring a new feline companion. The issue of ££ should be resolved, however, it is not.
Subsequently, new plugs were installed; nonetheless, the issue remained unresolved.
The cylinder pressure test indicated that the pressure in cylinder No. 2 was lower than expected.
It has been suggested that the potential cause of the issue might be related to an injector malfunction. Alternatively, it could be attributed to a valve seating problem or a more significant underlying defect.
I ceased the task before to engaging with the injector.
I am fond of the automobile and would be willing to invest further funds into it; but, I am uncertain of its overall value and if it is a worthwhile pursuit.
I am seeking assistance from your expertise and experience.
The problem originated from irregular or suboptimal idle.
The garage saw significantly reduced levels of oil and coolant, although no visible indications of any leakage.
After replenishing the supply and allowing a week to pass, there was little improvement seen and no indication of any leakage.
However, while dropping off the automobile at the mechanic, it became apparent that the catalytic converter was emitting a vibrant red light.
I have been provided with guidance on acquiring a new feline companion. The issue of ££ should be resolved, however, it is not.
Subsequently, new plugs were installed; nonetheless, the issue remained unresolved.
The cylinder pressure test indicated that the pressure in cylinder No. 2 was lower than expected.
It has been suggested that the potential cause of the issue might be related to an injector malfunction. Alternatively, it could be attributed to a valve seating problem or a more significant underlying defect.
I ceased the task before to engaging with the injector.
I am fond of the automobile and would be willing to invest further funds into it; but, I am uncertain of its overall value and if it is a worthwhile pursuit.
I am seeking assistance from your expertise and experience.