Oil level in my engine keeps going up and down!
>The sensor has been replaced already, it's fine.
>Tried different amounts of oil.
>Radiator isn't leaking.
>Engine head gasket has been changed twice in the last 12 months.
Could fuel be leaking into the engine oil?
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Sounds like you don't know how to read a dipstick.
If you're concerned, next oil change have it analyzed by Blackstone Labs. They can send you a kit.
This model of mercedes has the electronic sensor and no dipstick.
third party dipstick has been used.
The oil level keeps changing according to the sensors installed
AND
the head gasket keeps needing replacing
I'm worried fuel is leaking into the oil, causing the engine oil pressure to rocket.
you can feel the engine having a hard time when the display gives the high engine oil warning
1) How long does blackstone get back with results?
2) If there is a lot of fuel in the oil, what needs to be fixed/replaced?
I actually can't believe someone this dumb exists
Gonna hazard a guess and say OP is a 12 year old larper
>This model of mercedes has the electronic sensor and no dipstick.
>The oil level keeps changing according to the sensors installed
>the head gasket keeps needing replacing
people still buy garbage German cars
the guy below you had a better response.
You don't know shit about cars, so you insult me instead.
The oil level is where it should be according to the 3rd party dipstick, and vacuum draining the engine before refilling.
It was reduced below the recommended value, and the issue still comes up.
>What am I missing ({[friendo)]}?
>What's the solution?
>Why is the engine oil level/pressure fluctuating?
please keep posting girls
Car was given by a dumb fuck parent because "It's a Mercedes!"
German Cars are garbage, but it's got new brakes/tires/fluids. Only issue is the engine oil level is haywire (Not including the gorillion electronic and poor quality shit)
What's wrong with my fooking car?!
god damn
I have more, and even better.
I'll dump my folder if you can help me solve the problem!
What's causing my engine oil level/pressure to fluctuate?
Think about this for a second.
The head gasket has been having problems. The head gasket seals off the cylinders and the coolant channels. It does not seal or handle gasoline. That would be the piston rings.
If you are pretty damn certain you have gas in the oil, that would be piston rings. If you aren't sure, it could be coolant as well.
By chance did you deck the piston head and block when you replaced the gasket, or did you just unbolt the head and put a new gasket in?
Jesus Christ
You know she is thinking “ I can see my vagina thru my yoga pants from here”
Didn't notice anything on piston rings head or block, but I only really examined the rings.
I'll check again.
1) Could it be fuel injectors, or would that be a waste of money replacing?
2) coolant levels are good, and it didn't seem like it's leaking. That was the first suspicion, that's what I really looked at when I had this issue. When I couldn't find anything wrong, I concluded that the sensor was fucked, and replaced it with a new sensor. Problem wasn't solved.
You need to know what's getting into the oil, whether it be coolant or fuel.
That's step #1 in diagnosis.
thank you. much love. seriously. Just ordered a blackstone lab kit
Shame you don't have an actual dipstick so you can confirm the oil level. Germans for you. Take a sample of the oil and send it off for analysis, if nothing comes back you've probably got a shitty sensor.
sensor was replaced.
if fuel is in oil, would it be piston rings or could it be fuel injectors?
It could be either, does your oil smell of fuel? Have you checked your plugs? It is relatively normal for oil levels to fluctuate to a certain extent.
If I was you I would check my plugs, if they are okay do a compression test and if that's okay I would check my injectors or like I said get an oil analysis and check for any trouble codes through the OBD.