1988 Mercedes-Benz 190 "makes exhaust fan start slow" Questions

...fan was spinning real slow. Hello, You could have a stopped up fuel filter or a bad fuel pump or bad gas etc. If you overfilled the trans, that would explain the oil loss. It will also aerate the ...

...makes it more complicated. An electric fan is good or bad, but a hydralic fan can slowly loose the ability to spin fast enought to get the job done Start simple. Check fluid. If the coolant is full, ...

...slow driving speeds and idle. 205-210* is pretty normal for most cars where 220-230 is a little hot. If everything is functioning properly and it still runs hot you should have the coolant tested for ...

makes it seem like the engine might be working overtime, and sounds kinda like a bus or something larger. Outside of the usual stuff (keep reading), it seems to be running better, but is this loudness

...exhaust manifold leak. Engine makes soft,not very noticeable ticking sound until warm, no other symptoms. ( the sound is not the valves). And lastly, cold start injector wiring broken. Do a cylinder ...

...makes a rich mixture, to warm the engine) The therostate may be installed unside down or is open all the time or is missing. ( the therostate needs to make the car get up to 200degrees F or the ...

...exhaust, corrosion in cylinders/plugs, loss of fluid, checked cylinder compression (all check out) -Had the entire system presure tested 3 times with no visible leaks -Run the car for 45 minutes with ...

...exhaust tail pipe, it is very likely that these symptoms are related to a bad coolant temperature sensor. A thermostat that is stuck closed will cause the engine to overheat. To test if thermostat is ...

...start with. Once you're done, you could have the problem fixed, or just ignore it and add some stop-leak. Find where the leak is. a. If it's draining from the radiator, you'll see puddles, drips, or ...