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good gawd! wtf?!
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What could have happened is that there was an explosion as a results of a fire, not the cause of it.
If the engine would have a small fire, the heat would weaken the hood and a small explosion as a results of that same fire could have ripped the hood open. I'm putting my money on that scenario. |
Shit... I got an '02 E320, I'm sure that won't be covered in your service b plan. That sucks man.
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Did the engine catch fire and the Fire Dept. axed the hood open to spray it?
If the car blew up with enough force to shred that hood, you would have heard it inside the store. |
the gfy scienctists are hard at work on this one :1orglaugh
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seems as if you have at least one enemy
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Fuck bad week for vehicles, my Hummer blew up earlier in the week :(
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What the fuck happened there??
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Ok who wants the easy explanation? Fuel lines run right under the intake manifold which is covered by a plastic engine shield. So you get a leak in the fuel line that is more spraying vapor than liquid. Cars get hotter AFTER they are shut off. Fuel vapor hits the hot manifold and lights. The hoods on those Mercedes are nearly sealed when shut.
Vapor + ignition + plus sealed hood makes the hood pop open like a jiffy popcorn container. Go dump some gas in a coffee can, put the lid on shake it around till vapor gets going, have a small hole in the can, throw a light at the can near the hole. Kaboom. Battery COULD blow up and dent the top of the hood (if it was under the hood that is) but unlikely it would do that much damage. This is fuel vapor plus sealed space, plus ignition boom! I think that is very likely what happened here. :2 cents: |
damn..:Oh crap
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Damn that is seriously some scary shit. Lucky for you, you were not in it.
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I call BS.
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guys the battery is not under the hood <<<<<<<<<<<
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the battery is in the TRUNK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Omg!!! :s
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There's a simple explaination for this. Probably there was a leaking fuel injector, or fuel line, or the rail for the injectors or something, made a puddle of gasoline somewhere which igniting from the heat of the headers or shorted out something electrical...
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maybe there was a fire under the hood and the fire department axed it and peeled back the metal to put the fire out
seems like what happened there |
someone jammed M90;s in there
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wow
something went wrong for sure seems like some gas got stuck and got sparked and exploded the whole engine never ever seen something like this |
fucken petrol + nitro = fucked.
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nitro?
who fucking runs nitro in their MB you people are fucking weird |
told you not to borrow money from that guy
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Ok, I'm back. No clear answer just looking at the car, but the best guess they say is that a fire started and then caused something else to combust. I don't know enough about engines, makes me wish I did so I could understand all that they said. They did offer me a replacement right on the spot, but I'm going to wait a few days, talk to a few people.
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That is a cool website. How does it work? You can get all that info from a photo? That's the correct location. |
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looks like a terrible damage...
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scan their statement in and upload it, post here after
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Wow that is nuts.
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Any updates on this?
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