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The Mercedes C-Class is only running on three cylinders. What could this be?

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Attached are pictures 🙂 I would like to thank someone out there if they can help me 🙂 This part was lying in the yard at our house, where only two Subarus (Justy G3x), a Skoda, and my Golf Mk2 drive in and out daily. You can see rust deposits from possible contact, the contact…

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Parralelwelt
Parralelwelt
1 year ago

It’s totally nonsense with suction motors, it’s as good as nothing.

Check out the test bench videos of the “Hall 77” on YouTube, as you can see the long faces of BMW drivers whose chipped suction motor cars are often still below the standard performance.

https://www.youtube.com/@Halle77

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Rolajamo
Rolajamo
1 year ago

Chiptuning is not dependent on running performance….

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errost
errost
1 year ago
Reply to  Rolajamo

Yes, yes. An increase in performance is not advisable at higher running performances, as one may Power reserves that still hold the engine together.

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