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AntonWag91

Mercedes X Klasse Diesel Engine Stalling Issue

I have a 2018 Mercedes X Klasse with a diesel engine and about 209205 km. The check engine light is on, and the engine sometimes stalls when idling. It feels like I'm not getting the power I used to. I suspect a fuel issue, maybe related to fuel injection. I checked the car sensors with an OBD reader, and it's showing a fault with the fuel volume regulator. I'm worried it might be the high pressure pump failing. Has anyone experienced similar issues? Could this be impacting my fuel efficiency, as I feel like I'm filling up more often?

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A 2018 Mercedes X Klasse with a diesel engine is experiencing stalling issues and reduced power, with the check engine light on. The problem is suspected to be related to the fuel system, specifically the fuel volume regulator, as indicated by an OBD reader showing a fault. The error code P0093 suggests a large fuel system leak, which could be linked to the fuel volume regulator or potentially the high-pressure pump. The recommended solution is to have the fuel pressure tested and the regulator inspected, as driving with this issue could damage the engine.

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miaflame1

A faulty fuel volume regulator can cause those symptoms. Engine misfire, stalling, and reduced power are common. It can also affect fuel efficiency if the fuel injection isn't working correctly. The car sensors are reporting the fault, so that's a good starting point. What were the exact error codes?

AntonWag91 (community.author)

The error code that came up was P0093 - Fuel System Leak Detected - Large Leak. Does this error code confirm the fuel volume regulator, or could it be something else entirely? I'm trying to gauge how urgent this automotive repair is. Is driving with this issue potentially damaging to the engine?

miaflame1

That code can relate to a fuel volume regulator issue, especially with the symptoms you describe. While it could theoretically be other things in the fuel system, the regulator is a likely culprit given the circumstances. It's hard to say definitively without further testing. I would recommend taking it to a workshop to have the fuel pressure tested and the regulator inspected. Driving with a fuel system issue can damage the engine in the long run, so I would advise against prolonged use.

AntonWag91 (community.author)

I took it to a local shop, and they confirmed it was indeed the fuel volume regulator. Turns out the high pressure pump was defective, just as suspected. The whole repair, including parts and labor, cost me 1510€. Hopefully, this fixes the problem for good!

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