Dealing with Oil Leaks & Other Deferred Maintenance Items (Mercedes-Benz G500 W463 Restoration)
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Dear viewer,
In this video I am finally beginning the work on the multitude of engine-related issues plaguing my cheap and neglected Mercedes-Benz G500. These are mostly related, to deferred maintenance, which should have been tackled quite some time ago.
More specifically in this particular video, I changing the very old engine air filters, reselling the leaking valve covers and going over the spark plugs and ignition wiring. Especially the valve cover gaskets and the ignition wiring are pain points of these engines and should be replaced preventatively in order to avoid potential issues. While I am it I also got new plugs for the G-Class, but it turns out this was probably the only one thing, which someone actually took the time to replace.
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Endless MotorWorks Team
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Quick question, do you know where you can get electrical stuffs like connectors , for G class? Any site or you have to go straight through the dealership? I’m a DIY so I’d trying to get new connectors for my G400 specially in the engine bay area because some of them are starting to crack and the wires behind them are in a bad shape.
Either the dealer or a wrecker where there is a Mercedes with the same engine as yours. For example, the G500 is very easy to find engine parts for as there are many Mercedes vehicles with the M113 engine.
@@EndlessMotorWorks ok thanks!
Great job.
Thanks!