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How to Replace the Vacuum Pump, Cam Plugs, and PCV Valve on a 2007-2014 Mercedes C300 (Common Leaks)
September 22, 2017
Engine Repair
Brian Eslick
How to Replace the Vacuum Pump, Cam Plugs, and PCV Valve on a 2007-2014 Mercedes C300 (Common Leaks)
Brian Eslick
September 22, 2017
Engine Repair

How to Replace the Vacuum Pump, Cam Plugs, and PCV Valve on a 2007-2014 Mercedes C300 (Common Leaks)

Brian Eslick
September 22, 2017
Engine Repair
Brian Eslick from How to Automotive takes you step-by-step through the process of replacing the brake booster vacuum pump, PCV valve, and cam plugs on a 2007-2014 Mercedes C300. These are common oil leaks on Mercedes-Benz.

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