1977 240d engine meets SOS pads.
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I had time to scrub my engine for a while.
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I'm impressed!
I will bring my 300SDL over right away for the same treatment :) |
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did some more cleaning.
also painted the windshield fluid reservoir. It was a huge eye sore. engine compartment looks way better. |
Very nice! Just wondering why those red wires aren't encased in a wire sheathing of some sort?
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yup, next is to put those in split loom.:cool:
I looked at the box, they are actually brillo pads. don't use lemon scented, makes your hands stink. |
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wire loom.
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Degreased and cleaned IP
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more cleaning and paint
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Looks really sharp
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thanks!
I'm trying to decide what to do with the valve cover next time I have it off. either black it out, or put a fresh polish on it and use clear coat to preserve it. |
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Some elbow grease and some metal cleaner gave my valve cover a great natural shiny look. |
Great Job! Very impressive.
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Nice to see an early W123 240D that has the OM616.916 with pneumatic govern'd IP. Lookin' good!
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Before and after
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Looks great! What are those two plastic tanks on the driver's side?
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