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This is a question I have asked many technicians and received various answers. I have a 1983 Euro W126 280SE (engine number 11098922036922).
This has been running on leaded until recently, and has required lead replacement additives with every gas fill. A poll with virtually all independant workshops and technicians have yielded a "don't bother putting additives" based on: 1. Cars of that vintage that have switched without modification have had no problems, 2. Valve seat recession is bull****, and 3. No sense to change perfectly working valve seats until required i.e. damaged. However, the local MB dealer has advocated a conversion before using pure unleaded. Will welcome any light on this confusion!!? Kenny 1983 w126 280se 1983 w123 200 |
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