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Alda repair or replacement
The car in question is a newly purchased 1980 300sd. I just noticed that the alda screw seems to be missing. Performance of the car is very good so I don't think there are any issues there. I have a 1980 300sd parts car with an alda that has not been touched. So my question is can I fix this? If so, can I replace just the screw or will I have to swap the entire alda housing?
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If you are talking about the adjustment screw in the center. It can not be reconnected to the bellows inside. Install a new unit. I f you adjust the replacement only a quarter turn at a time and no more that one full turn.
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1984 300SD turbo 126 "My true love" God made me an atheist and who am I to question His wisdom |
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I wouldn't change anything with it, putting an untouched ALDA on there will just make the car sluggish and less enjoyable
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1982 300D Turbodiesel, daily driver. Mods so far: Fram 8038 paper filter, 4 brake light mod, Gen II w126 (front) rotors/calipers, boost turned up to 12lbs, non-egr manifolds, water/methanol injection, 4-speed manual 1980 300SD Turbodiesel, project car, nearly ready to hit the street 1974 240D, New paint |
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X2 if it is working OK without the Screw why look for trouble.
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84 300D, 82 Volvo 244Gl Diesel |
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I threw my ALDA in the garbage 2 years ago runs good 30 mpg average
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1999 w140, quit voting to old, and to old to fight, a god damned veteran |
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