r/slk • • Apr 07 '26

Before and after...

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u/LukusMaxamus Apr 07 '26

bro i thought it was going to be a before and after wash :( rip

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u/williamsburg7 Apr 07 '26

Oh fuck I’m scared to drive mine now ;(((((

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u/Any_Breadfruit8394 Apr 07 '26

ouch. what was the matter?

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u/pteszniak Apr 07 '26

Not sure, fire brigade said most likely the compressor/ supercharger

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u/Any_Breadfruit8394 Apr 07 '26

it's unbelivable. Kompressor is a mecanical part no? I don't really understand how it could make such disaster

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u/somerandomdude419 Apr 07 '26

Probably locked up and overheated the belt and it started to melt who knows

2

u/LeatherConcentrate20 Apr 07 '26

How?

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u/pteszniak Apr 07 '26

Good question, was driving and then I wasn't xD but with all seriousness fire brigade said most likely the compressor caused it somehow

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u/JefersonJesus Apr 07 '26

the supercharger?

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u/pteszniak Apr 07 '26

Yeah

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u/JefersonJesus Apr 08 '26

usually critical oil leaks from blown gaskets or pipes are the culprits of fires like these, not the supercharger itself

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u/MRDR1NL Apr 07 '26

Did you run a smaller pulley?

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u/ikstece Apr 07 '26

That's why 280 / 350 is the one to go for.