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Why does the 124 wagon have 2 fuel pumps?
At the end of 6 months of on again off again work on the car I was test driving it and noticed a small fuel leak. It's the pump next to the gas tank and its corroded to the point of leaking. I will replace it, but I was wondering why the wagons need 2 pumps, and the sedans only one?
By the way, the well documented maintenance issues on these 124's sure are true. I just completed the following over the past 6 months with the car off the road. Never consider one of these cars unless you can DIY! Rust repair New windshield Head Gasket Engine harness O2 sensor Cat back exhaust system Throttle actuator rebuilt New rear hydraulic accumulators and associated plumbing due to corrosion New blower motor New alternator Rear caliper rebuild As well as other more routine items. Somewhere around $5000 in parts alone. I did all the work. Since I did the rad, water pump and tensioner a little over a year ago all I have left to fail is the AC system. O well it rides nice, and I like the 16" 2000 CLK rims I just picked up for it. Thanks, John 1994 E320 Wagon. ~200,000KM |
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