If you are loosing coolant, you have a leaking head gasket. If you are loosing oil and have a turbo, the seal on the turbo is bad. either intake manifold gasket or head gasket is leaking
first you need to know where the pump is ,and even if the pump s broken. cause for sure you can break it trying to do what you asked about.
It could be that the starter or solenoid is in a bind after the engine warms up. Metal expands and contracts with temperature. This is only a solution if it starts when cold which would be the first time it is started. Try starting it cold then shut it off before it gets hot then see if it will restart. If it won't start when hot maybe try replacing the starter. Hope that helps you out.
Hey Josh==Clean the battery cables first on both ends. Then check the starter solonoid. Also make sure there is a good ground between the engine and the body. GoodluckJoe
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Check the engine for proper cylinder compression. If the pressure is low then a blown head gasket could be leaking and causing the problem.
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Because this puts the least strain on the engine.
To clean a crankcase breather on a small engine, first, ensure the engine is cool and disconnect the spark plug for safety. Remove the breather from the engine, then clean it using a solvent or carburetor cleaner to remove any oil sludge or debris. Rinse it with clean water, allow it to dry completely, and reassemble it back into the engine. Finally, reconnect the spark plug and start the engine to ensure proper operation.
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First thing to do is have the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC) read from the computer. They will provide the first 'lead' in your investigation.From there you'll be able to focus on which part of the engine to test, repair, clean, and maybe replace.See "Related Questions" below for much more...
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I have a 2004 c230 and I had a squeaking noise when the engine first started. It was my water pump with uneven wear on the water pump pulley that was causing the sound. I will tell you it could be many different things, but this was my reason.
Clean the throttle position sensor and throttle plate, then use electrical contact cleaner to clean the air flow sensor at the air filter.
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To clean the turbo in a 4D56 diesel engine, first, remove the turbocharger from the engine and disassemble it carefully. Use a suitable turbo cleaner or a mixture of diesel and solvent to clean the turbine and compressor housings, ensuring all carbon deposits and grime are removed. Clean the bearings and inspect for wear or damage before reassembling the turbo. Finally, reinstall the turbo, ensuring all connections are secure and check for oil leaks before starting the engine.
It could be an air pocket in the engine cooling system. The noise you hear is the coolant being pumped through the heater core when you start the engine. Make sure the radiator is completely full and that any air is bled from the system. Some vehicles have a special valve for this purpose