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Hello. I own a mercedes w114 280 1972 automatic and i have a problem with the gearbox . I have to live the gas pedal so the gearbox change from second to third gear and forth . From first to second gear there is no problem.
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You need an overhaul, the clutches are bad. See if you can find a replacement trans.
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Regards Warren Currently 1965 220Sb, 2002 FORD Crown Vic Police Interceptor Had 1965 220SEb, 1967 230S, 280SE 4.5, 300SE (W126), 420SEL ENTER > = (HP RPN) Not part of the in-crowd since 1952. |
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Hello and thank you for the reply!
The transmision has no leaks it kickdown very well and except of this problem it works fine Is not there any kind of repair? Thank you |
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Does this car have a bowden cable? If so, an adjustment might be in order before condemning it.
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1989 300E 144K |
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One of your problems is that you have the later M110 engine in your '72. The '72 originally had a M130. Not that there is anything wrong with the M110 and in fact I prefer the M110 to the M130 but you need to check the transmission for its model number before you can go any further with diagnosis.
Actually, once I took a second look at the picture I noticed the car is NOT a '72 or older. The battery tray is on the right side which was begun in the '73 model year. Double check your VIN for the correct year. Last edited by Mike D; 11-12-2009 at 06:57 PM. |
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Hello and thank you for the reply!
The car is original late of 1972 and we also have the key card from the factory of germany showing the codes. I will attach this card tomorrow Thank you! |
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Can anyone confirm whether or not this car has a bowden cable? Please attach a closer pic of there the throttle linkage comes through the firewall and mounts to your engine...
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1989 300E 144K |
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No bowden cable. It has a linkage set-up coming from the carburetor linkage pivot, across the engine, to a bell crank and then a rod down to the transmission. It over-rides the vacuum modulator for shifting points. I suppose if it were completely maladjusted it could create the problem. Try disconnecting the cross over linkage to see if there is any change.
Ahh, the "late of '72" is the key. Anything after July is considered the next model year in the US. I should have guessed it from the Euro lights. |
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Thanks for the answer.
Can you explain me where is that cross cause we don't understand perfect the technical terms. (Try disconnecting the cross over linkage to see if there is any change) |
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Remove the air filter housing. There should be a flat metal bar running across the top of the engine from behind the carb. linkage over to the passenger (right) side of the engine. This connects to a bellcrank which is connected to a rod going down the back of the engine to the transmission. The bar connects on each end by a spring loaded socket-ball set-up. It simply "unsnaps" by pulling up on the socket area. Re-install it by applying pressure to seat the ball past the spring retainer clip.
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Thank you
I will try this! |
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If it works ok disconnecting the cross over linkage what should we do?
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If disconnecting the shift points control linkage solves the shifting problem then you need to adjust the linkage.
I think Warren is right about needing a rebuild but the linkage is one thing to try. Before you ask about "how to adjust the linkage" disconnect it and see if the problem is still there. |
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Thank you all for the advices!!!!!!!!!
Especially MikeD I disconnected the linkage and i drove the car and it was changing the gears very well. I adjusted the linkage and put it back on. The shifting problem does not exist any more!! |
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