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11-12-2009, 12:00 PM
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headlight problem 124 (300te wagon)
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csnow
"How are those Autozone 9004 connectors holding...
"How are those Autozone 9004 connectors holding up? It's been over 6 years since you put them in."
Never had another problem with the lights, though I sold the car last year.
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Tech Help
11-15-2007, 04:21 PM
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What's the highest miles on a M104/M103 engine?
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12,579
Posted By
csnow
"So where do you get a magnetic drain plug?" ...
"So where do you get a magnetic drain plug?"
One trick is to get a small rare earth magnet and stick it on the plug. Much more powerful than the typical magnet on a pre-made magenetic plug.
A...
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Tech Help
10-18-2007, 04:35 PM
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Sold the MB - Thanks so much for your support
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csnow
Sold the MB - Thanks so much for your support
Well, it happened.
Sold the 300E. I have no MB to talk to you about. The 300E was my 3rd MB, but I am now completely MB-free. It was my aunt's car for 15 years, then mine since, so it was in...
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Tech Help
10-18-2007, 03:53 PM
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Another Cold Start "88" 300E Problem
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2,602
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csnow
Before replacing stuff, don't overlook the...
Before replacing stuff, don't overlook the basics.
One common problem is that parts of the throttle linkage, with all of those little balljoints and plastic wheels gets stuck parts. Make sure...
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Tech Help
08-11-2007, 12:04 PM
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brake bleeding problem
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2,290
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csnow
Imagine- This post was 3 years old, and it is...
Imagine- This post was 3 years old, and it is still around to help someone. What an amazing resource.
Forum:
Tech Help
07-11-2007, 12:51 PM
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300E- Wire Placement on Distributor Cap
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csnow
Ah yes- looks like #1 is the first stop clockwise...
Ah yes- looks like #1 is the first stop clockwise from vertical. That would have been my guess with nothing else to go on. That fact that it was a somewhat tight pull for the #3 wire made me...
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Tech Help
07-11-2007, 11:14 AM
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300E- Wire Placement on Distributor Cap
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5,600
Posted By
csnow
Thanks- I'll check that out. I was working at...
Thanks- I'll check that out. I was working at night with poor light, so no chance of noticing such a thing. I can try looking at the old one for reference. Once the inner cover is on, you cannot...
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Tech Help
07-10-2007, 11:23 PM
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300E- Wire Placement on Distributor Cap
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5,600
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csnow
Thanks for the tip. Alas, no such diagram in my...
Thanks for the tip. Alas, no such diagram in my case.
Forum:
Tech Help
07-10-2007, 10:49 PM
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300E- Wire Placement on Distributor Cap
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5,600
Posted By
csnow
300E- Wire Placement on Distributor Cap
1986 300e- m103 Engine
Made the mistake of pulling off the distributor cap without noting the placement of the wires.
I expected to find a diagram somewhere in my 3 manuals quickly, but no...
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Tech Help
01-23-2007, 04:09 PM
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Weird almost empty behaviour
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2,741
Posted By
csnow
Wow, old post. Give the fuel pump a solid...
Wow, old post.
Give the fuel pump a solid whack with a wrench or something, and see if it starts.
Usually will get a failing pump going for a while. Often this will get you home.
Also, if...
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Tech Help
06-07-2006, 11:49 AM
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Newbie with a few questions regarding the 300E and 190E
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1,693
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csnow
"I'd like to upgrade to at least 16" wheels that...
"I'd like to upgrade to at least 16" wheels that also look better than the stock ones."
I'd suggest being more concerned about the condition of the vehicle.
Forum:
Tech Help
06-07-2006, 11:45 AM
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Ceramic Brake Pads
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974
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csnow
I have had really good results with the ceramics...
I have had really good results with the ceramics on a variety of vehicles. All of my cars are 9-12 months into a "test round" with ceramic pads right now.
They have been quieter, less dusty, and...
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Tech Help
03-08-2006, 03:16 PM
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Brake rotors & Pads- which Manufacturer do you use??
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1,435
Posted By
csnow
I would suggest staying away from cross-drilled...
I would suggest staying away from cross-drilled rotors, if that is what you were considering. I have had terrible results with them.
Lately I have been experimenting with ceramic pads on several...
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Tech Help
02-24-2006, 03:16 PM
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7
Bilstein or Boge Shocks?
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1,099
Posted By
csnow
Both are good products. Suggest the Bilstein...
Both are good products.
Suggest the Bilstein HDs though for better handling.
Forum:
Tech Help
02-24-2006, 03:12 PM
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I may give up my 1995 E320
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13,595
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csnow
I do not think that you "may as well" replace the...
I do not think that you "may as well" replace the headgasket while fixing a timing cover leak.
That's a significant mushrooming of the job unless the headgasket is actually leaking.
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Tech Help
11-26-2005, 12:07 PM
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5 Speed Roll Call
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18,755
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csnow
Mine will be available soon. Certainly not...
Mine will be available soon. Certainly not "art". Gets me to work everyday.
Forum:
Tech Help
11-23-2005, 12:56 PM
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Considering Upgrade- Advice on Models
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1,049
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csnow
Considering Upgrade- Advice on Models
This cheating heart...
The beloved 300E is getting a bit long in the tooth. Rust is coming on, and I have no interest in taking on a body restoration ever again. The cost/benefit ratio is just...
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Tech Help
11-11-2005, 01:31 PM
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Repair Tips, Short-Cuts
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92,329
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csnow
Still not buying. I have never known a fastener...
Still not buying. I have never known a fastener to come loose due to anti-seize.
Without lube, your threads get all chewed up from corrosion. Must be a conspiracy theory from below the snow...
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Tech Help
11-11-2005, 12:59 PM
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9
89 300E Shake after start
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1,117
Posted By
csnow
Check the throttle linkage bits. All of the...
Check the throttle linkage bits. All of the little arms, wheels, and micro switches may not be returning to full idle 'detant'.
710k km= 440k mi= WOW!
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Tech Help
11-11-2005, 12:54 PM
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Repair Tips, Short-Cuts
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92,329
Posted By
csnow
I don't buy it. Anti-seize rules!
I don't buy it. Anti-seize rules!
Forum:
Tech Help
11-08-2005, 01:06 PM
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43
What's the highest miles on a M104/M103 engine?
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Posted By
csnow
I have just 245k or so miles. My 5 y/o likes...
I have just 245k or so miles.
My 5 y/o likes the idea that it has gone to the moon (229k).
No work ever done on the motor.
Pulls strong. I generally get 26-28MPG despite a typical 80mph...
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Tech Help
10-31-2005, 02:00 PM
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W124 Vibration at 80 MPH
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5,590
Posted By
csnow
Just because they aligned it does not mean that...
Just because they aligned it does not mean that there were not worn components.
Check the idler arm bushings. I had very similar symptoms when mine were worn.
Check the suspension balljoints...
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Tech Help
10-26-2005, 12:50 PM
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5
Need to find a part
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1,403
Posted By
csnow
Try: http://www.uneedapart.com It's a...
Try:
http://www.uneedapart.com
It's a salvage yard quote engine.
Forum:
Tech Help
10-26-2005, 12:45 PM
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10
W124: wiper arm twist correction?
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3,011
Posted By
csnow
My guess is that they are talking about reparing...
My guess is that they are talking about reparing a twist by forcibly bending it back.
Have not seen any twist on my 124.
Many cars will benefit from bending the arms slightly towards the...
Forum:
Tech Help
10-26-2005, 12:39 PM
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5
Flickering yellow brake pad warning light
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1,211
Posted By
csnow
Well, consider the worst case. Even if you...
Well, consider the worst case.
Even if you were to deplete what is left of your pads, it is unlikely that you will not be able to stop.
Stopping power may not be ideal in an emergency, and...
Forum:
Tech Help
10-26-2005, 12:27 PM
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27
Auxilliary heating pump W124 260E 1988
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4,875
Posted By
csnow
A number of folks have reported good results...
A number of folks have reported good results removing the pump and replacing with a fitting. They claim that there is no perceptible change in heater performance. Not much harm in trying it.
Forum:
Tech Help
07-21-2005, 10:42 AM
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21
how to tell r12 from 134?
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2,314
Posted By
csnow
I think folks look at the cans side-by-side and...
I think folks look at the cans side-by-side and figure that the stuff with 'performance enhancer' or 'stop leak' is an upgrade from the plain stuff.
Who wouldn't want 'performance enhancer' for...
Forum:
Tech Help
05-17-2005, 09:48 AM
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17
Question for all 124 owners?????
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2,405
Posted By
csnow
All 4 of them can be replaced without removing...
All 4 of them can be replaced without removing spring. "Torque" and "Thrust" wore out in my case, while there was still zero play in the other 2.
Forum:
Tech Help
05-16-2005, 04:34 PM
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7
Repair Manual 1988 300E
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2,320
Posted By
csnow
The UK Haynes version is pretty good and easier...
The UK Haynes version is pretty good and easier to use for most things. Just have to get used to the RHD, and a few extra models. You need the factory CD for more involved stuff though.
For very...
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Tech Help
05-16-2005, 04:28 PM
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19
Ignition Wire Set
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3,480
Posted By
csnow
This may just be my experience, but I have never...
This may just be my experience, but I have never once appreciated any operational improvement replacing wires. I know, everyone claims they go bad, and need to be replaced periodically. Others will...
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