@@MercedesBenzTipsTricks hello is it harmfull to keep driving like this with cam adjuster that rattle when cold and 3 second start Hope hearing from you
@ilialak5378 the rattle (hammering) will first lead to the camshaft reluctor wheel shifting and a resultant check engine light, eventually the adjuster will completely fail and the camshaft misalignment will then damage the engine.
Hola amigo buen día saludos desde colombia tengo un problema con la leva trasera de los piñones y la duda es que se me allá girado o sea igual como en tu video el tiempo si me da exacto pero la leva nooo devo ponerlo en su lugar?
Actually, they are pinned (pin holes) and can not be swapped..... HOWEVER... one could swap them if you dont recognize that they are not seated against the camshaft but instead sitting ON/AGAINST the camshaft pins. This would be disastrous because the adjuster would slip relative to the camshaft and destroy the engine. The pin engagement locks them together. The pins holes are different on each adjuster..hence swapping is not possible with the right knowledge
I replaced the chain and adjusters and everything at a dealershop. However the engine check lamp sonetimes turn on and off. Do you know what the problem could be?
@@HampusEk-kh1mn yes, the ticking at startup is actualling "hammering" we just call it engine ticking. The reluctor wheel on the camshaft is press fit on to the camshaft ( ridiculous). The hammering adjuster caused the reluctor wheel to shift off of its original position. So the camshaft sensor is now reading incorrectly. When they replaced the adjuster, but did not check the reluctor wheel ( 53 degree timing check after repair), you are now left with a camshaft thats just "off" position just enough to trigger the Check Engine Light. If the adjuster is fixed, its possible it will remain slightly off indefinitely. BUT NOTE,if you had left the bad adjuster long enough, it would have shifted the reluctor whhel enough that the check engine would have been lit full-time permanent until fixed.... so basically your camshaft was not addressed when the repair was done.. and its off by just enough for intermittent check engine light......i re-adjusted my reluctor and locked it with loctite 638 when replacing my adjusters.. only 1 of 4 needed adjustment ( or a new camshaft)
@@kafklatsch3198 yes but the motor runs perfectly with no sound. But check engine light come and after few minutes it turn off. But the motor run snooth and perfect
I have to replace the oil pressure solenoids on Bank 2. Is teardown the same?
Yes.
hi nice video!!! do you reuse the same tensioners? and one more questions, what was the fault code on this one?? Thanks!!
Sometimes it sets fault code sometimes not but the symptom is delayed starting or rattling noise
@@MercedesBenzTipsTricks hello is it harmfull to keep driving like this with cam adjuster that rattle when cold and 3 second start
Hope hearing from you
@ilialak5378 the rattle (hammering) will first lead to the camshaft reluctor wheel shifting and a resultant check engine light, eventually the adjuster will completely fail and the camshaft misalignment will then damage the engine.
Hola amigo buen día saludos desde colombia tengo un problema con la leva trasera de los piñones y la duda es que se me allá girado o sea igual como en tu video el tiempo si me da exacto pero la leva nooo devo ponerlo en su lugar?
How did you lock the camshafts from turning?
At 1:40-1:46 he points to the 2 camshaft locking tools
How long roughly does this repair take to complete?
About hours!
What will happen if you put intake adjuster on exhaust and exhaust on inrake? If you switch them up?
Actually, they are pinned (pin holes) and can not be swapped..... HOWEVER... one could swap them if you dont recognize that they are not seated against the camshaft but instead sitting ON/AGAINST the camshaft pins. This would be disastrous because the adjuster would slip relative to the camshaft and destroy the engine. The pin engagement locks them together. The pins holes are different on each adjuster..hence swapping is not possible with the right knowledge
I replaced the chain and adjusters and everything at a dealershop. However the engine check lamp sonetimes turn on and off. Do you know what the problem could be?
@@HampusEk-kh1mn yes, the ticking at startup is actualling "hammering" we just call it engine ticking. The reluctor wheel on the camshaft is press fit on to the camshaft ( ridiculous). The hammering adjuster caused the reluctor wheel to shift off of its original position. So the camshaft sensor is now reading incorrectly. When they replaced the adjuster, but did not check the reluctor wheel ( 53 degree timing check after repair), you are now left with a camshaft thats just "off" position just enough to trigger the Check Engine Light. If the adjuster is fixed, its possible it will remain slightly off indefinitely. BUT NOTE,if you had left the bad adjuster long enough, it would have shifted the reluctor whhel enough that the check engine would have been lit full-time permanent until fixed.... so basically your camshaft was not addressed when the repair was done.. and its off by just enough for intermittent check engine light......i re-adjusted my reluctor and locked it with loctite 638 when replacing my adjusters.. only 1 of 4 needed adjustment ( or a new camshaft)
@@kafklatsch3198 yes but the motor runs perfectly with no sound. But check engine light come and after few minutes it turn off. But the motor run snooth and perfect
@@kafklatsch3198 i have replaced new chain and andjusters
How much would a job like this cost ? Parts and labor
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Man you got me F’ed up this is bank 1 not bank 2
your wrong cylinder 1 bank 1 is passenger side
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