torquewrench
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- W202 C220 1995 Elegance 100k
I have recently been having problems with initial starting, the car showed all of the symptoms of air in the fuel system. I have replaced a few parts but the problem returned, I decided to take the car to have a diagnostic, I was then informed that the fuel pump is faulty and needs to be replaced. This pump has not covered 12K and was only replaced in March 2008.
I contacted the Mercedes dealership as the pump is still under warranty, I was informed that if the pump is faulty it will be replaced, but they informed me that the vehicle will have to be put on their diagnostic equipment for two hours, at a charge of £105.40 plus vat per hour. my question is should it take that long for the fault codes to be read. Please excuse my ignorance.
Thanks in advance.
I contacted the Mercedes dealership as the pump is still under warranty, I was informed that if the pump is faulty it will be replaced, but they informed me that the vehicle will have to be put on their diagnostic equipment for two hours, at a charge of £105.40 plus vat per hour. my question is should it take that long for the fault codes to be read. Please excuse my ignorance.
Thanks in advance.