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Old 11-16-2013, 06:36 PM
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'89 560SEL EZL 'R16' location?

I just picked up a Ca 560SEL 143K miles and have been going through it a little at a time. The car has been sitting in a garage since 2009. PO drove it around the block monthly but that's about it.

One of the items on the list to do was to check the ignition timing. I thought while I had the timing light out I'd play around with the value of R16 but I have not been able to find it. I was wondering if the Ca 560SEL had it located elsewhere. I'm looking next to the fusebox, is this where it would be found?

Also, I am replacing the SLS accumulator spheres and wondered if there is a way to test the pump. I found the reservoir almost empty and am concerned the pump 'may' have run dry. It's not making any noise and I had a good return flow. Also, there was pressure on the lines when I loosened them from the spheres.
No external leaks anywhere that I can see.

So far,
New FP relay
Fixed the Climate control blower
Repaired the center console wood, replaced one window switch
Repairing the dash where someone stole the stereo

Yet to do,
Left rear window sliding bushing needs replacing
Left axle half shaft inbound boot leaks... may just replace the halfshaft.
Timing chain and guides. Although, I may just do the guides if the chain looks good. It may have been done already, engine is very quiet at start up.

Sort out why the Hi beams are inop. I fear the combination switch is bad.

Paint is good, interior very nice with the usual wear on the drivers bolster.
Black/black!

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Old 11-16-2013, 11:57 PM
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The resistor is usually attached to a wiring pigtail around the brake booster somewhere. Usually its wrapped in tape.
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Old 11-17-2013, 08:56 AM
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From my FSM Cd. USA car has R16/1 instead of R16
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Old 11-17-2013, 10:35 AM
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The resistor is usually attached to a wiring pigtail around the brake booster somewhere. Usually its wrapped in tape.
That is where I thought I'd find it. Hmm... it may be wrapped up with tape really well. I'll look again this afternoon.

I can't run the engine at the moment. The hydraulic lines are open awaiting new SLS spheres.

Thanks George! That PDF helps.
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Old 11-17-2013, 11:33 AM
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Just had another look and R16 is not there. There is a plug with three brown wires in that location. One wire has a red stripe. It mates with a plug which has two wires leading off down into the darkness below. Puzzling.
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Old 11-17-2013, 01:20 PM
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Found it!

Tucked way under the bundle below my finger.
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