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Originally posted by autozen
Warden,
if you have back problems, that Mb you drive is probably a contributor. You should be driving something like a Toyota for your back. Mercedes makes about the crappiest seats in the world as far as comfort goes. They are very durable though, which you can have mediocre seats for years.
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Actually, every Toyota I've ever been in made things worse. I simply don't fit in them. Also, surprisingly enough, the seat on my 123 doesn't really seem to make things worse by itself; bad as it may be, compared to every other vehicle I've owned (well, except the aftermarket seat I put in my old van; I wonder if I could make that fit in the 300D?), it's probably the best seat I've had to sit on.
It's just something with how I have to move my leg to push the throttle pedal down that makes things worse. In the few times that I've tried the cruise control and it worked, I've always gotten out of the car in much less pain than otherwise.
wolf_walker, you said that "most" of the vacuum actuators can't move the linkage. Does that mean that there are a few that can? If so, which ones? Also, how exactly did you get the aftermarket setup to work with the stock stalk?
Thanks!