LeoSchmidt
Mercedes CLA 2016: Black smoke, lack of engine power and whistling noise - suspected malfunction in the boost pressure system
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LeoSchmidt (Author)
Hey, thanks for your answer! That doesn't sound too good, but at least you didn't have any more problems afterwards, right? How deep did you have to dig into your pocket for the whole repair? And did anything else come up afterwards? I'm just trying to prepare for the worst as best I can. Thanks for your help!
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MWeber2021
Hey, after a visit to the mechanic, the problem with the malfunction in the boost pressure system has been resolved. My car has been running like a champ ever since. But yes, the repair wasn't exactly cheap. The mechanical damage to the turbocharger cost me €1070. But hey, there's no better feeling than having a reliable car again. So, brace yourself, but don't hang your head! It will go wrong. Hope that calms you down a bit!
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LeoSchmidt (Author)
Thank you for your honest answer! It's definitely expensive, but as you say, reliability is priceless. I think I'll take your advice to heart and prepare for the worst, but hope for the best. I'll get back to you as soon as I know more. Maybe then my experience can help someone else. Thanks again, you've really helped me!
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MWeber2021
Hi, I had similar symptoms with my 2013 Mercedes C-Class. In my case it was mechanical damage to the turbocharger. It was a serious problem, yes. The mechanic had to fix the malfunction in the boost pressure control and replace the defective turbocharger. In addition, he also had to check the entire boost pressure system to make sure there was no additional damage. Sure, it's not good news, but don't worry, after the repair my car was running like new again. Hope this helps you!
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