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Old 10-09-2003, 08:36 AM
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RE: Volvo vs Benz

I agree. The Volvo is definitely quicker off the line, and turns much more nimbly than the Mercedes. However, when the Mercedes gets churning at around 3-5,000 RPM is is quicker than the Volvo, and it probably rides better too. It feels really solid. The 960 has 105,000 miles, and we are actually contemplating selling it even though it has had perfect maintenance. You're right, two completely different feels though, both nice...Euro quality, I guess.

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Old 10-25-2003, 05:30 PM
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The sulpher smell has NOTHING TO DO WITH the cat or the O2 or the wiring, it is the elemental sulpher in high sulfer, poor quality crude oil that remains as it is refined into gasoline.

As it ( sulfer) passes though the cat, which stores O2, the heat helps the reaction from Sulfer to Sulfer Dioxide go, Sulfer dioxide smells like rotten eggs, or to some people like a fart.
Inspector1,

I'm curious, why is it that I have read stories about merc owners replacing their wiring harness and the smell going away. If the smell has nothing to do with the harness, then how can this be?

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Old 10-25-2003, 10:34 PM
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HI LUCKYE320WAGON,
GLAD YOU SOLVED THE PROBLEM. WHAT SHOP DID YOU USE FOR YOUR REPAIRS. THANKS

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