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Old 12-30-2010, 12:16 AM
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Old 12-30-2010, 12:34 AM
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The old ACC Climate Controls are my specialty. let me know if you need support!!!!

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Did you just pass my 740 at 200 kmh in a 300SD?????

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The old ACC Climate Controls are my specialty. let me know if you need support!!!!

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I've got a very interesting situation with the SD.

Firstly, all pods work and the system holds vacuum (bad pods replaced several years ago and retested recently).

With system in economy mode, center vents are open. However, center vents are open with center vent pod closed. If I apply vacuum to the center vent pod, the outlet air temperature rises noticeably from stone cold to lukewarm, so I know the door is operating.

The question is how the air is getting to the center vents with the pod closed?
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Old 12-30-2010, 10:19 PM
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I've got a very interesting situation with the SD.

Firstly, all pods work and the system holds vacuum (bad pods replaced several years ago and retested recently).

With system in economy mode, center vents are open. However, center vents are open with center vent pod closed. If I apply vacuum to the center vent pod, the outlet air temperature rises noticeably from stone cold to lukewarm, so I know the door is operating.

The question is how the air is getting to the center vents with the pod closed?
Hmmmmm......That is a good question indeed. let me get my books out and research this for you!!!!!
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Here is a list of what Differentials came with the various chassis models.

Well - I have found the MB diesel "easter egg"

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Old 12-31-2010, 02:54 PM
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Here is a list of what Differentials came with the various chassis models.

Well - I have found the MB diesel "easter egg"

Charlie
Let me add my research on multiple sources and looking under cars for 1st gen and 2nd gen w126 ratios..

Feel free to correct if needed.

1st Generation
Years, Model, Engine, Differential Ratio, Differential Case Size
1981-1984, 300 SD, OM617.951 3.0L I5, 3.07, 1.1 Liter
1985, 300 SD, OM617.951 3.0L I5, 2.88, 1.1 Liter
1984-1985, 380 SE, M116.963 3.8L V8, 2.47, 1.3 Liter
1981-1983, 380 SEL, M116.963 3.8L V8, 2.47, 1.3 Liter
1982-1983, 380 SEC, M116.963 3.8L V8, 2.47, 1.3 Liter
1984-1985, 500 SE, M117.963 5.0L V8, 2.47, 1.3 Liter
1984-1985, 500 SEL, M117.963 5.0L V8, 2.47, 1.3 Liter
1984-1985, 500 SEC, M117.963 5.0L V8, 2.24 LSD/2.47, 1.3 Liter

2nd Generation
Years, Model, Engine, Differential Ratio, Differential Case Size
1989-1991, 300 SE, M103.981 3.0L I6, 3.46 1 Liter
1988-1991, 300 SEL, M103.981 3.0L I6, 3.46, 1 Liter
1986-1987, 300 SDL, OM603.961 3.0L I6, 2.88, 1.1 Liter
1991, 350 SD, OM603.97 3.5L I6, 2.82, 1.3 Liter
1990-1991, 350 SDL, OM603.97 3.5L I6, 2.82, 1.3 Liter
1986-1991, 420 SEL, M116.965 4.2L V8, 2.47, 1.3 Liter
1986-1991, 560 SEL, M117.968 5.6L V8, 2.47 ASR/2.47 LSD/2.47, 1.3 Liter
1986-1991, 560 SEC, M117.968 5.6L V8, 2.47 ASR/2.47 LSD/2.47, 1.3 Liter


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ideal highway cruising rpms for a 300d?



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Old 12-30-2010, 11:41 AM
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Didn't the 81-85 500 series w126's use the 2.47 diffs? There is at least one at the winston pick and pull. I had my eyes on its rear subframe.
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Old 12-30-2010, 12:07 PM
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Didn't the 81-85 500 series w126's use the 2.47 diffs? There is at least one at the winston pick and pull. I had my eyes on its rear subframe.
Yes they did. That is what ours is from. A 1984 500SEL Euro. It had 331k on it.
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Old 12-30-2010, 12:17 PM
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Yes they did. That is what ours is from. A 1984 500SEL Euro. It had 331k on it.
with all the talk about rebooting half shafts around here, I at least need to pull that diff and shafts. Then send the shafts to John for rebooting.
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Old 12-30-2010, 02:00 PM
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126 Differential into W116 Chassis Question:

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with all the talk about rebooting half shafts around here, I at least need to pull that diff and shafts. Then send the shafts to John for rebooting.
Now, am I to understand that you 'reboot' the half shafts using the outboard section of the 116 shaft/outer CV joint and the inboard 126 CV Joint when adapting this 126 differential into a 116????
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I pulled one 2:47 from a 85 380SE.

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there were three HP ratings on the OM616...

1) Not much power
2) Even less power
3) Not nearly enough power!! 240D w/auto

Anyone that thinks a 240D is slow drives too fast.

80 240D Naturally Exasperated, 4-Spd 388k DD 150mph spedo 3:58 Diff

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with all the talk about rebooting half shafts around here, I at least need to pull that diff and shafts. Then send the shafts to John for rebooting.
That is what prompted our entire swap. We found the good condition axles/diff in the euro at the junk yard....bought the whole thing as one giant piece for about $110. We took it all apart, rebooted the axles from the 500, and trashed all the original stuff from the car (axles clunking & grinding, diff had a TON of play and metal shavings coming out of it) We swapped in the 2.47 diff without much trouble, and the axles it came with minus the balancing weights. So far so good....it has covered about 8-10k so far. The diff whines a bit....but it is generally smooth, and the axles have been perfect. The inside of the diff looked fine when we checked it, no metal shavings or signs of wear, and the oil was new, so the owner must have taken good care of the car.
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'17 Metris(VITO!) - 37k - wifes (OC-41k)
'09 Sprinter 3500 Winnebago View - 62k (OC - 67k)
'13 ML350 Bluetec - 95k - dad's (OC-98k)
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Old 12-31-2010, 01:14 AM
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Did you just pass my 740 at 200 kmh in a 300SD?????

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Well, from what I have researched, there are a couple of things that are not yet clear.

I know the 126 and 116 have a different input yoke, but it is a 100% bolt-on swap, so that isn't an issue. My question relates to the half shafts.

I know the inner CV's are different on the 116 and 126, so my question is how to address this. Would one simply use the 126 inner CV on the 116 shafts??? Or, is there another way to do it????

Thanks....Robert
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Did you just pass my 740 at 200 kmh in a 300SD?????

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Well, from what I have researched, there are a couple of things that are not yet clear.

I know the 126 and 116 have a different input yoke, but it is a 100% bolt-on swap, so that isn't an issue. My question relates to the half shafts.

I know the inner CV's are different on the 116 and 126, so my question is how to address this. Would one simply use the 126 inner CV on the 116 shafts??? Or, is there another way to do it????

Thanks....Robert
126 and 116 yokes can be the same depending on Gas version or diesel versions.

Inner axles shafts are the same, same spline count. Each axles will fit in the other diff. I am sure you can use a w126 axle on the w116 body and vice versa.


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