Checking for Engine Coolant Leaks with My Multi-Purpose Pressure Tank

[@yodasbff3395]

I like your videos because they get right to the point, thanks. 👍

[@brianwalker1933]

Another excellent video Kent, thank you. 😊👍👍🦘🇦🇺🦘

[@christopher6161]

good video

[@DrAlbozUSA]

ken, can you to a shop tour video with yout tools?

[@GaragemdoCaio]

I wish you lived in Switzerland so I can take my Merc for you to fix a very annoying problem. Would you have a video of how to check for vacuum system leaks? My car stalls sometimes when I put on neutral slowing down into and intersection. ICV is good so I think I have a leak somewhere in the system but don’t know how to check to know for sure. Any tips would be much appreciated master. 😅

[@GaragemdoCaio]

Forgot to mention I have a 190e 2.5-16v 😊

[@Mercedessource]

It is a good thing you included the year and model, or I would have advised a flux capacitor replacement. :-).. There is lots of info on the internet about testing for vacuum leaks. Any cheap vacuum gauge will determine it that is a problem. Go ahead and check the vacuum. I suspect you have other issues. Start with a compression test, then check for timing chain stretch. If those are ok, then full system fuel injection pressure test before you throw any more parts at it.

[@XvS6-Lemaza]

Amazing. Do these fit the M104 in the 140 chasis?

[@Mercedessource]

Yes they do.

[@vintage76vipergreenBeetle]

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