Mercedes E200, 2015. Knock in the engine. We disassemble the engine, looking for the cause.

Mercedes E200, 2015. Knock in the engine. We disassemble the engine, looking for the cause.

[@lucifer9033]

This footage is gold, thank you for posting it!

[@HohMa_1]

👍👍👍 Доброе утро

[@mmgservice]

Доброе

[@Dante-ru3oh]

The cause is connecting rod bearings worn cause the knock, you can see the 2 or 3 of the rods moving when he shakes them back and forth.

[@b67fstb]

Seems you have to learn alot when it comes to remove an engine out of a car. It goes easier and faster !!

[@КираПушкина-к8ф]

Mercedes E200, 2015. Knock in the engine. We disassemble the engine, looking for the cause.++

[@mohammedshaji9785]

Kindly explain the actual cause and damage to engine otherwise it is worthless time and money waste.

[@randalceniceros8157]

Master mechanic What was it

[@medatsu_wraps]

Jebal.
Gonna start the same on Friday 😢

[@mmgservice]

Don't worry its very entertaining to work on mercedes engine and it goes fast and easy.

[@medatsu_wraps]

@mmgservice yeah. I've done few v6 engines before. I prefer American v8 engines.

[@em4703]

@@medatsu_wraps They're easier to work on, but make crap power per cc. So I'd rather not own one.

[@Prisacarul]

still looking?

[@davenwill2932]

Whats the cause?

[@Dave-Huston-Dublin]

Looks like big end bearing on cylinder 1

[@crankersxx]

Jezz after all that no reason.

[@grupinfractionalorganizatp5003]