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07-01-2001, 06:45 PM
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Just had my accumulators replaced in my wagon. That was a good investment that in retrospect I should have done a year ago.
What was reasonable wagon handling with some boating has been transformed into an agile and rock solid driving experience. It sits up higher in the rear, too, which I find pleasing. If you feel that ocean motion over a swell at high speed have your accumulators check and replaced. I'm sure you'll be very pleased.
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-Mike '87 300TD 304kmi (RIP) '95 Toyota Camry Wagon 125kmi 
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07-02-2001, 10:00 AM
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The rear suspension in the W124 wagon, when working properly, is truly an engineering wonder. My car now with new accumulators is incredibly smooth, and is more of a joy to drive than my E300 sedan.
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