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John & Holger's got a big thumbs down, from a fellow member. Good thing it was close to closing time, or they might have touched the car.
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This thread was to vent. Now I have two cars here that need headwork.
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The w115 is safely back, parked in my driveway.
She was bone dry and the starter is weak. Needed a complete 10mins of cranking to start, using starter fluid also. the glowplugs arnt working, which was half the problem.
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Probably more than half.
Good luck. Tom W
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why did you use starting fluid? why? |
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to help start it when cold, since the GP system isnt working, and it was 20 degrees out. WD-40 is the usual fluid. Use it like you would either, but instead of washing all the oil off the cylinder walls, it's an oil itself.
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