I don’t have a specific part to look at, but …start cheapest and easiest to look at and go up to more expensive. Fuel filters are a good place to start. I’ve heard that diesel can grow bacteria. Consider some fuel additive per Nate’s experiences. Valve adjustments …per Nate. Bill in
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Subject: [diesel_mercedes] Trouble going up hills with 1983 300CD
I have been a fan of this group since nearly its inception, but this is the first time I have had the need for some advice.
I am a one owner of the vehicle and it has served me well for about 145,000 miles.
Nine years ago, I left the
Each year since 2006, I have returned to the
During this time, I have had annual oil and filter replacements. a brake job, a new battery, a new water pump, and a new radiator.
Last year, I noticed that when I went up a hill on the Interstate in the
My mechanic gives the car a quick once over each year, and that's about it.
I don't think the fuel line filters have been replaced in the past 9 years Is replacing these filters where I should begin? If so, how many filters are there?
Are there other things I should do or ask my mechanic to look for?
I will arrive back in the
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