Can anyone please give me a part number or any information for the fuel injectors for a 1992 300SE ? I cannot find the Bosch part number. Someone told me that Bosch does not make injectors for that vehicle. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
1992 300SE Fuel Injectors
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They may not be available in a Bosch box but OEM is only $107 at AutohausAZ. MB part number is 000 078 8523. But are you sure they need to be replaced? Pretty rare that they go bad. They can be refurbished and tested for $17 each.
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My vehicle has 250k+ . I think they need replacement. The vehicle has hardly any power going up hills and stalls occasionally when at very low speed parking maneuvers. You think it's a waste of money at that mileage?
Your call, depends on your long term plans for the car. You're going to spend $650 instead of $120 but won't be down for a week. The great majority of them test out fine once they've been cleaned and refurbished. They give you a copy of the test results and tell you which if any can't be brought back to spec. How's your compression?
Sounds like too lean mixture. This will not be caused by injectors but more likely the air mass sensor and/or the oxygene sensor.
Get a diagnostic readout, that would tell and save you some money, although an air mass sensor is not cheap. If the problem is air mass sensor, you may be lucky since it may simply be cleaned (read some threads about it).
Don't keep running in that condition, or the catalytic converters may break down and spread out in the exhaust system.... and a new set of exhaust system, catalytic converters and air mass sensor really is an costly affair (I can tell, because I tried exactly that with exactly your symptoms).
So go carefully.
Get a diagnostic readout, that would tell and save you some money, although an air mass sensor is not cheap. If the problem is air mass sensor, you may be lucky since it may simply be cleaned (read some threads about it).
Don't keep running in that condition, or the catalytic converters may break down and spread out in the exhaust system.... and a new set of exhaust system, catalytic converters and air mass sensor really is an costly affair (I can tell, because I tried exactly that with exactly your symptoms).
So go carefully.
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