Picture 1: The W126 parked on the ram ready to lift up for
removing the existing engine oil
Picture 2: Here we go... the job commenced. Removed the Air Filter Box, etc.
Picture 3: Air filter system, radiator fan removed
Picture 4: Cylinder Head Removed
Picture 5: Valve Cam Cover, Camshaft/Timing Chain To Remove
Picture 6: Cylinder Head Cover Pending to clean
Picture 7: The Valve & Camshaft about to out from the W126
(Whoops... did you see the hammer placing inside the cam cover?)
Picture 8: Valve Cover & the Springs are full of carbon; valve seals
are harden like rock; this is the mainly reason why the engine generated
white fumes.
Picture 9: Look at the Valve Guides' surface. Full of thick carbon
Picture 10: Take a closer look at the Valve Guides. OMG, so dirty!
Picture 11: The engine block; with very dirty piston heads
Picture 12: More picture on the dirty engine block. The uneven
surface of piston heads are normal. I was shock to see it initially.
Picture 13: The engine block was cleaned/polished on the surface.
Picture 14: Take a closer look ath the cleaned piston head.
Picture 15: Valve guides were cleaned/ removed all the dirty carbon
Picture 16: New valve seals replaced
Picture 16: New valve seals replaced
Finally, the top overhaul job was done. The W126 generated no more white fumes from the exhaust. Not only that, i could feel that the W126's engine is smoother, quieter, and more powerful than before. I don't feel the car sluggish whenever i accelerate the pedal. Just amazing!
bro do ya mind, sharing the location of this mechanic i want to take in my merc also :)
ReplyDeleteSo how much it cost to overhaul the engine
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