Determine in which class $L=\big\{\langle M_1,M_2,w\rangle\mid M_1,M_2\text{ are TM and }L(M_1)\cap L(M_2)=\{w\}\big\}$ [closed]

my solution is that $L\in co-RE$ by showing that $\overline{L}\in RE$

TM $M$ on input:$\langle M_1,M_2,w\rangle$

1. Build TM $M_1,M_2$
2. Simulate $M_1$ on $x\in\Sigma^*$, before that check if $x\neq w$
3. If $M_1$ accepts some $x$, than Simulate $M_2$ on $x$
4. If $M_2$ accepts than $M$ accepts. If $M_2$ reject, that we back at $M_1$ on the next $x$

$*$ $M_1$ and $M_2$ will run on each $x$ at the most $|x|$ steps.

Is that correct?

Thanks.

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For example, suppose that $x=0$, $w=00$, $L(M_1)\bigcap L(M_2)=\{x,w\}$. If $M_1(x)$ or $M_2(x)$ takes more than $|x|=1$ steps to answer "yes", then your proposed algorithm will failed.