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Hisham 08-22-2000 04:40 AM

Greetings,

Engine: M110.985... (Euro)

Questions:
1)Recommended spark plugs?
(why, etc.)

2)Motor Oil Brand/Type/Viscosity?
(We have ETERNAL summer temps here,
68-95 deg. Fahrenheit)

Thanks




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Hisham
'78 W116 280SE Euro (evenings)
'78 W123 300D (left in LA, for vacations)
'95 BMW 325i (weekends)
'84 Volvo 240GLM (cargo)
'95 Proton Wira 1.6XLi (daily driver)

mbdoc 08-22-2000 05:50 PM

Use bosch W8DC0 plugs, or Beru equiv.
Oils vary from country to country so stick with a good quality that meets MB specs, & ACEA class A2 or A3 (API class SH/SJ). These engines use a bit of oil so 10w/50 or 20w/50 would be a good viscosity in your climate.

Hisham 08-23-2000 12:04 AM

Thanks M.B. Doc.

Another potential ailment :confused: for the Doc's diagnoses:-

At cold starts, the motor seems to rumble SLOOOOWLY to life, a sort of stuttering/chugging routine for the first couple of minutes before it gradually smooths out. Once at operating temp.(87C), the engine is sweet sounding and as smooth as any 22-yr veteran could be.

This is an M110 280SE with Bosch K-Jetronic injection. Shouldn't the engine automatically rev-up sufficiently for the first few minutes on cold starts and gradually taper off to about 800rpms at/near operating temps?

Appreciate all feedbacks.

Hisham

mbdoc 08-23-2000 08:21 AM

A too rich/or lean fuel mixture will cause this ailment. The warm-up regulator is responsible for this mixture control.


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