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Pawo-
I will be living in a city. I will not have a garage. I'm not interested in dumping thousands of dollars into a car worth less than one-thousand dollars. I will not be taking this car with me. But I would like to get it started if possible. Is there a way to try and jump start it under the hood?
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If the starter is bad you could pull start it too....
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Woops, meant hot-wire, or send power directly to the starter.
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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 |
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Much discussion in the archives on the diesels but little on 103 cars.
Anyone know how I should approach this before towing it to the shop?
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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 |
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