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05-19-2003, 05:10 AM
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1970 250c Mercedes
 Hi I have a 1970 250c Mercedes and desperately need a wiring diagram for my power windows, the whole car actually. I already have the haynes book - which doesnt tell you much about them. If any one know where I can get on free or cheap please let me know. I also need a honest transmission mechanic that lives in the california area. My merc wont come out of 2nd gear - acts like it wants to bad. RPMS are up there, I can only go like 30mph. Someone told me it could be the throttle arm stuck??? HELP I am a woman but I do know my Mercedes Benz well. Please email dosoakies@mac.com 
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05-19-2003, 09:57 PM
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Where in California?
Where in California do you live? If you're in Los Angeles area visit Rick at Pacific Motors on Pico Blvd and 10th st in Santa Monica. His phone number is (310)-450-8129.
Welcome to the forum and good luck!! Igor
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05-19-2003, 10:19 PM
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I had a '66 250S (similar transmission) that did the same thing. Mine turned out to be a broken shaft on the rear transmission pump. The dealer was able to repair transmission by removing only the "tailshaft" portion and replacing the pump- did not require trans. removal. In my case the speedometer quit working when the pump shaft broke (the speedo drives off that same shaft train). If that sounds like yours, suggest that they ck. rear pump.--
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