Mercedes C Class Loses Power - 75K Mile Review (W204 C250)
Quick ownership update after 7 years and 76k miles on my wife's 2012 Mercedes Benz C250 (W204). The car would lose power on acceleration and go into limp mode, which triggered the P0002 check engine light. It turned out to be the high pressure fuel pump. For more videos, see links below and my website: www.ecarguides.com ✪ Car how to videos: https://youtu.be/jeeGUvRnu-0?list=PLy0d3ZMZ3zE5qo6elH7P8duHN70kNnoTw ✪ Porsche 911 Buyer's Guide Series: https://youtu.be/BoSFn-fpD_U?list=PLy0d3ZMZ3zE72ecZG7srBJNwluM_e8Wps ✪ Car Tips & Product Reviews: https://youtu.be/04vYqJ2vbLE?list=PLy0d3ZMZ3zE50AI9SJZOPlvF32qwngip6 Subscribe to CarFanatic for weekly Porsche & sports car videos! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCbNelp9_Ueza_vkdGn9-cg?sub_confirmation=1
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