Is it safe to drive with Mercedes GLC 220d OM654 EGR Valve Fouling?

Generally safe to drive for short distances, but the fault should be diagnosed and repaired promptly.

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Mercedes GLC 220d OM654 EGR Valve Fouling

Mercedes-Benz GLC 2015 OM654 2.0 CDI

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The OM654 diesel in GLC 220d can develop EGR fouling above 100,000 miles. Lower rate than older OM651 but still a maintenance item. Cleaning costs £150-280.

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