All of the MercedesShop Do It Yourself articles are now in a "Wiki" format.

CHECK IT OUT

This new format allows anyone to make comments, ask or answers questions relative to each DIY article. Just click the "New Comment" button at the bottom of the article to open a text box. Type your comment there.

Registered members of the MercedesShopWiki can post their own articles and make changes to them.

No registration is required to enter comments but registration is required to access the advanced features.

Give it a try!
There's a "Sandbox" page to play around with the advanced features, etc.

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Bill Wood - Retired Webmaster
My Personal Website
1998 Mercedes E430
2010 Toyota Sequoia
My Photo Albums

Excellent idea.

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'90 300SE 298k
-300K and it gets put into retirement.
'80 300D 255k Purchased new by family in 1980.

Had a:
1973 220 (gas)
1980 300SD
1992 400E

I must give FULL CREDIT for the idea to Robert Ryan ( aka r_p_ryan ).
When he submitted his DIY article he suggested the idea.

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Bill Wood - Retired Webmaster
My Personal Website
1998 Mercedes E430
2010 Toyota Sequoia
My Photo Albums

Wow, I just noticed it. I think this is a GREAT idea, and a perfect way to put together a "W123/W124/W202 etc. etc. FAQ" that people have talked about from time to time. Maybe there should be a sticky at the top of the tech help forum to let people know?

Great job Robert and Bill,
Anthony

This is a great addition to the site, thanks, and congratulations. If MB is consistent with their job numbers in the service manuals it would be nice to have them in the titles of the articles. There could be an index somewhere that corresponded to the service manual index. Just ideas.