Posts in Diesel Discussion
 

The Diesel Discussion forum continues to be one of the most active forums. I wonder how many months it will be before there are more posts in DD than there are in Tech Help?

Any guesses? :eek2:

Very soon
 

Especially if more members convert to vegetable oil due to fuel price. :D
Diesel ownership is a culture. :D
As you well know, the care and feeding of a diesel is not the same as a gas engine. :)

Still closing the gap!
 

Post count as of today:

Tech Help - 274,930
Diesel Discussion - 269,370

The gap is only 5,560 posts!

I don't own a diesel but check the DD regularly as there is a lot of info that applies to most Benzes. Plus it is just a dang good forum to be around.:D

AWESOME PLACE TO BE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I AM STUDYING FOR MY BOARDS AND I COME ON HERE TO RELAX AND TAKE MINI-BREAKS AND AFTER MY BRAIN IS FRIED
I really appreciate members like:
Botnst
boneheaddoctor
Botnst
Diesel Giant
Buzybenz
GottaDiesel
German Star
THESE guys really have a wealth of knowledge and I have learned a lot from them. THANKS GUYS you all are GEMS!!

today the gap is 1,004 posts.. well at 5:46 on the east coast when i noticed

4560 down and another 1000 to go.

This will happen in the next seven days!!:cool:

Are there more diesel owners, or are diesels more troublesome?:)

a diesel is like a woman.. always needing love.. which can be good and sometimes bad

Getting very close.
 

:) Getting very close.:)

Tech Help 278,782

Diesel Discussion 278,193

589 left to go.:)

C'mon everyone, we've gotta post post post! Ask questions about vibrating air cleaner canisters! Ask about vacuum issues, we can do this!:D

DD is now #1 in posts
 

Check out the post count in DD vs TH.
Today is THE DAY!

Yes!!!
 

YES!!!

:D Diesel Discussion 279,130 :D :D

Tech Help 279,106

Yay! Take THAT Tech Help!:D

If we close the vintage forum and add it to tech help, we can boost those #s a bit. I've noticed alot of vintage questions in the tech help anyway. People have stopped posting there as soon as they find out the action is in the TH forum. Members seem to be more interested in newer cars, but that doesn't mean they can't still field a question on a car from the 60s or 70s. Although I often go into a room and forget why I was going there, I can still remember quite a bit from my early years as an MB mechanic.:D