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M.Gomes Jan 18, 2008 10:58 AM

Engine shut down when indicates half tank
 
Hello..

i have a problem on my 1994 C180 Mercedes Esprit Model. The engine goes off when the fuel indicator is only half tank.
i allways have to add more petrol in order to turn on the engine.
please, some one can help on any comments or sugestions?

anyting will be wellcome

thanks

maherov Jan 18, 2008 02:03 PM

RE: Engine shut down when indicates half tank
 
check to see if your indicator is working properly, it might be indicating that the tank is empty when its pointing to the halfway mark.

M.Gomes Jan 20, 2008 10:18 AM

RE: Engine shut down when indicates half tank
 
hi there, and many ..many thanks for your reply. well, i beleave the indicator are working properly. because, to fill the tank from the halfway takes about 30Litres, since the fuel tank capacity are 62Litres. then,:eek: what happend to rest of the 31Litres??? i also have look under neath and seams to me that the car has 2 fuel thanks...
please.... anyting will be wellcome

again many thanks[X(]

maherov Jan 20, 2008 04:55 PM

RE: Engine shut down when indicates half tank
 
anyone else want to elaborate on this?

MasterBenzTech Jan 21, 2008 01:33 PM

RE: Engine shut down when indicates half tank
 
in your car there are 2 fuel level sensor under the car. 1 might be sticking causing the car to read 1/2 tank when it is empty. OR since the tank is a hump setup it could be that the fuel pump is going out casuing only half of the tank to provide fuel. the fuel pump is used todraw a siphon to drain both side of the tank.

M.Gomes Jan 22, 2008 04:59 PM

RE: Engine shut down when indicates half tank
 
thank you for your comment. should we conclude that the problem may be on the fuel pump?


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