Not getting a clue

Asked by Guru1SN7K Sep 09, 2019 at 04:42 AM about the 1999 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I am driving a 199 merc 202. The problem I have is that my car loses power on the steep hill and it vibrates when I am idling or yielding on the stop signs or robots. I was advised to change the spark plugs, fuel pump and coil packs however the problem still persists. Can a faulty aircon compressor causes this or the issue is with the valves as I have cleaned the throttle and air sensor

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if you cleaned the MAF sensor with any thing lying a round you may have damaged it , only a special cleaner should be used . I forget the reason for hesitation on hills but forget , keep searching

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So, do you think I should perhaps buy a new MAF sensor first and see what happens maybe it was long dead. And another mechanic is also saying that maybe is the valves. My problem is I have already spent a lot of money buying parts and paying mechanics who are unable to tell me as to what is the real issue with this vibration.

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