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Old 04-13-2005, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by eskimo


I'd have to check the engine manual to be sure of the details, but I think that it might, in some models, also come into play under some conditions based on engine RPM and which gear the transmission is in - something about starting up a steep hill with the car heavily loaded comes to mind...
On the W123/126 models, the transmission overload protection was eliminated starting with the 1981 year model, concurrent with the introduction of the 722.303 transmission. The transmission overload protection was for the 722.120 transmission.

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