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Diesel Discussion
09-28-2011, 08:27 AM
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W123 Receiver hitch $172 this week!
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Use code SP15
It says $202 but put in the code and it drops to $172.something.
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Diesel Discussion
09-28-2011, 08:26 AM
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W123 Receiver hitch $172 this week!
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W123 Receiver hitch $172 this week!
Hey all, I saw that Advance Auto has a 15% sale for items over $100. This means you can get the CURT hitch (the one that is a Class 1 receiver style, bolts to body, NOT the bumper) for $172 with free...
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Diesel Discussion
06-24-2011, 05:07 PM
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W123 A/C warm on left side vents-weird
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Sugi
Left side of heater core-bingo!...
Thanks for the tips.
I went out and put a 3/4" pex brass ball valve from Lowe's on the return side (right above the oil filter housing).
This stopped all flow and fixed the vents' unevenness....
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Diesel Discussion
06-24-2011, 03:58 PM
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W123 A/C warm on left side vents-weird
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Sugi
W123 A/C warm on left side vents-weird
Howdy folks- I just rebuild the entire a/c system on my 1983 300D.
New CompressorWorks compressor, dryer, Expansion valve, all hoses and evaporator flushed, parallel-flow condenser installed with...
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Diesel Discussion
06-10-2009, 10:31 PM
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Self-Starting 300D!
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Finally figured this thing out!
This car has been off the road a while with a blown head gasket. I was driving it today and took a hard and fast left turn. The starter engaged and it made a horrible sound! I knew what it was...
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Diesel Discussion
06-08-2009, 10:12 PM
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Changed head gasket, runs rough now!
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Victory at LAST!!!
Ok, It's running great! Here's what I've learned:
1. Don't drop the chain or move the engine when removing the head.
2. If you do, it's not the end of the world, you will just have to very...
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Diesel Discussion
06-08-2009, 05:14 PM
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Changed head gasket, runs rough now!
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Injection Pump is pulled- HELP!
Ok, I pulled the I.P. - I only had to remove the top line from the oil filter housing, loosen all the bolts (5 I think, including 2 that I had to use a cut down 5mm Allen wrench on). I borrowed a...
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Diesel Discussion
06-05-2009, 02:16 PM
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Changed head gasket, runs rough now!
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Update
I checked the timing this morning using the "bubble method". What I found is that the timing on the IP was advanced to over 40 degrees! I loosened all the bolts and moved the pump as far as it would...
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Diesel Discussion
06-04-2009, 12:28 PM
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Changed head gasket, runs rough now!
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It's raining now, time to rest...
I got everything back together and cranked it up. Runs and sounds better for sure but still not quite right. I did drive it down the street and it was very weak. Still won't idle at normal speed, had...
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Diesel Discussion
06-04-2009, 08:26 AM
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Changed head gasket, runs rough now!
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Sugi
got it, picures soon...
It was easy to pop the cam gear off and rotate the chain over on tooth. I'll post pictures and a running report later, gotta beat the rain!
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Diesel Discussion
06-04-2009, 07:51 AM
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Changed head gasket, runs rough now!
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3,079
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Sugi
One tooth off- you guys rock!
I went out and painted the balancer with silver paint this morning (just a light dusting). It turns out that I was looking at the wrong number! The crank is at 20 BTDC when the cam is lined up. I...
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Diesel Discussion
06-03-2009, 11:46 PM
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Changed head gasket, runs rough now!
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A confession...
OK- when I was changing the head- I had the chain wired up so it wouldn't fall down. Head was off, pulling exhaust manifolds- forgot that I had put the battery cable back on the positive side!...
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Diesel Discussion
06-03-2009, 03:09 PM
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Changed head gasket, runs rough now!
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Sugi
Changed head gasket, runs rough now!
1981 300D (non-turbo). This car ran great until the head gasket went out. I let her sit a few months and just got around to slapping a new gasket in. The torque sequence for the head really makes you...
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Diesel Discussion
01-17-2009, 12:40 PM
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Do you have to remove springs to replace upper control arm?
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Sugi
Thanks!
Wow- thatś just one reason I love these cars. Of the 40 or so cars I´ve owned, there is nothing close to the support base the W123 has. It´s like our cars have their own ¨human genome¨ project...
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Diesel Discussion
01-17-2009, 10:27 AM
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Do you have to remove springs to replace upper control arm?
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Sugi
Do you have to remove springs to replace upper control arm?
Howdy-I have to replace my upper control arm (1983 300DT). I'm trying to determine if I have to pull the spring or if I can just put the car up on stands with the tension off the front suspension and...
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Diesel Discussion
12-10-2007, 10:58 AM
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Constant Power Fuse?
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4 way flasher in console has constant hot...
I installed a CD player in my 1983 300D (W123) and I noticed that the constant hot lead went back under the center console towards the hazard light switch. I peeked under there and sure enough there...
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Diesel Discussion
12-03-2007, 10:32 AM
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Replacing Door Weatherstrip
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Sugi
You do need glue and clips...
Howdy- I've done these on a W123. You will need 6 clips per door I believe. I used 3M weatherstrip adhesive from AutoDrone. To get the rubber around the check strap you will have to unfasten the clip...
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Diesel Discussion
09-26-2007, 02:16 PM
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Are full rear quarter panels available for 300D?
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Are full rear quarter panels available for 300D?
Howdy- a young college kid backed out of parking space and into the right rear of our nice 300D. His insurance co sent out an adjuster and he was actually pretty cool. I had 3 estimates (with copies...
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Diesel Discussion
03-23-2007, 10:44 AM
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Self-Starting 300D!
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1,453
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Sugi
No problems today...
No alarm system and thankfully I had a pair of channel locks handy! After that initial episode, nothing else has happened. I did order an ignition switch just in case. Thi is my wife's car so I...
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Diesel Discussion
03-22-2007, 11:19 AM
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Self-Starting 300D!
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1,453
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Sugi
Oh yes, the come bolted up together.
Oh yes, the come bolted up together.
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Diesel Discussion
03-22-2007, 11:02 AM
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Self-Starting 300D!
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1,453
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Sugi
Self-Starting 300D!
Howdy- Recently on a trip down to Orlando from Athens, GA (about 500 miles) my started bolts backed out during the drive and the starter could not engage the ring gear. Luckily, I broke down near my...
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Diesel Discussion
02-28-2007, 11:19 PM
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Proper use of floor jack and jack stands with a 123-chassis 240D: place where, how?
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Sugi
Rancheros are evil...
I also had a bad run in with a Ranchero-1971. I thought I had learned my lesson when I dropped a 1962 crew cab VW truck off a skinny little floor jack onto my nose (wheels were on thank God) when I...
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Diesel Discussion
12-15-2006, 09:47 AM
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help, bad brake master cylinder need advice
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1,404
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Sugi
Things to remember..
1. If you don't have them, a set of Metric line wrenches are awesome. Basically they wrap about 3/4 of the way around the flare nut fitting so that you won't round off the fastener when you try to...
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Diesel Discussion
10-11-2006, 11:27 PM
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auto store parts guy returned oil comments
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3,954
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Sugi
They sell Mobile 1 at O'Reallys?
"If that's true, tell me, what's the difference between a bottle of Mobil 1 from O'Reily's and one from Autozone or Advance?"
Yeah, if it's a national brand no. I sure did see a lot of weird cheap...
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Diesel Discussion
10-10-2006, 02:37 PM
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38
auto store parts guy returned oil comments
Views:
3,954
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Sugi
Nicknames for stores...
Autozone = AutoDrone
Oreilly's = Oh, my. Please...
Advance Auto Parts = Fat Chance Auto Parts
NAPA (at least the one in my town due to horrid cust. service) = CRAPA
The good old independent...
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Diesel Discussion
10-02-2006, 11:18 PM
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'82 300TD, damn this beautiful car.
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1,243
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Sugi
Tranny woes...
"Damn it all.. Yes it takes a second or two for my reverse to engage. Should I rebuild? Or find a donor??"
1. Try a flush and fill (also drain torque convertor, 5mm hex bolt). I used Valvoline Max...
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Diesel Discussion
10-01-2006, 08:31 PM
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108
Do Dieselheads secretly dislike Cars? ( my theory....)
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14,100
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Sugi
Best of both worlds?
I never thought I'd see Boattail Rivieras discussed in this forum! Here's the shop of my garage. The side that the Riv is on is just big enough to close the door. I'm smitten with diesel MB bug now...
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Mercedes-Benz Wheels & Tires
09-29-2006, 11:06 AM
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Using two different sized tires
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3,248
Posted By
Sugi
Michelin video-good tires on the back...
Go to: http://www.michelinman.com/care/tip6.html scroll to the bottom and watch the video.
It seems counter intuitive but it makes sense if you watch the video.
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Detailing and Interior
09-12-2006, 11:51 AM
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Seatbelt Rewebbing
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997
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Sugi
Seatbelts...any new ones out there?
I've started to wonder about this too. I've read many places that solar degredation can reduce webbing strength by 80% after 2 years. The belts in my cars are 25 years old! I know I could retrofit...
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Diesel Discussion
07-10-2006, 05:11 PM
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W115 240d into W123 240d-possible? If so, bad idea?
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Sugi
W115 240d into W123 240d-possible? If so, bad idea?
Howdy- I have an 1983 240d (manual) and am seeking a used motor. I found a used 1976 240d (also manual) less than a mile from my house for the right price (under $500). According the the garage it's...
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