Re: [diesel_mercedes] Bypass hose below the thermostat. Replacement.

 

Yup.  Thermostat housing, anyway.

Mark
From: "Lawrence Rhodes primobassoon@sbcglobal.net [diesel_mercedes]" <diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com>
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Subject: [diesel_mercedes] Bypass hose below the thermostat.  Replacement.

 

The clearance between nozzles is maybe a quarter of an inch.  How the heck do you get the hose on?  Must the thermostat come out? Lawrence Rhodes

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It's possible it's not the B2, but here's the best article I know of on the subject:

http://mbz.org/articles/transmission/b2/why/

Mark

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Thanks Mark,

I'll look up the details on the b2 symptoms, and talk to my guy.
I doubt the b2 has been replaced, yet when I asked if my earlier
problems were related to b2 at the time, the guy said no.
If I remember correctly, the b2 deals with the 1-2 shift, and other
parts deal with the 2-3, 3-4 shifts

Rob
Garden Grove, CA

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> 1b. Re: Routine Tranny Service
> Posted by: "Mark in Lakewood, CO"beeser750@q.com beeser750
> Date: Thu Jan 29, 2015 8:38 am ((PST))
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> This is the 6-bolt transmission pan tranny, right? Do you know if it has had the B2 servo updates? Sounds like you're in the initial stages of B2 servo failure....
>
> Mark
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Aleph93aleph93@ca.rr.com [diesel_mercedes]"<diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com>
> To: "diesel mercedes"<diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2015 8:01:55 AM
> Subject: Re: [diesel_mercedes] Routine Tranny Service
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> Nate,
>
> This Tranny has had the vacuum valves adjusted, as well as a shift kit
> installed, which helped quite a bit,
> There were broken springs in there, and it was flaring like no tomorrow.
> I thought it was toast.
> The MB tranny guy, said my used tranny I bought is functioning yet quite
> worn.
> When I shift into reverse, it takes awhile before it engages.
>
> The tranny doesn't flare too bad, yet it now shifts back and forth
> between 'gears' when it should just shift up when driving off a light.
> At full 'throttle' it shifts pretty good.
>
> I should talk to the local guy in Orange, who does most of the MB tranny
> work in OC, and see if it's another easy fix, or something worse.
> I think it'll be OK for awhile, yet at some point, I'll need to get it
> rebuilt.
>
> Thanks for the advice.
>
> Rob
> Garden Grove, CA
> ==

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[diesel_mercedes] Re: Lower thermostat hose.300D or in my case TD.

 

it is maybe this part number


900271042012



42mm id i believe

you can get 13 inches from autohaus for $13


they used to sell half a meter

anyway, you get a lifetime supply and sell the rest on ebay for $20 for 2 inches

here

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RE: [diesel_mercedes] Bypass hose below the thermostat. Replacement.

 

Can you wrap it with tape and put a wide hose clamp on it where the ¼-inch gap is?  Bill in Oregon

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  The clearance between nozzles is maybe a quarter of an inch.  How the heck do you get the hose on?  Must the thermostat come out? Lawrence Rhodes

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The clearance between nozzles is maybe a quarter of an inch.  How the heck do you get the hose on?  Must the thermostat come out? Lawrence Rhodes

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Bypass hose I believe

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On Jan 30, 2015, at 12:55 PM, Lawrence Rhodes primobassoon@sbcglobal.net [diesel_mercedes] <diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 

There is a big fat short hose going down from the thermostat.  Mine is leaking bad.  Do you have to take out the Thermostat to replace it|?  It's a bit hard to see and I got two hose clamps real close together.  Not sure what I"m looking at but it's leaking and shredded.  I tried to move the clamp back into position and it just slides off the hose.  So a hose replacement in needed.  What is this hose called?  Lawrence Rhodes.

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[diesel_mercedes] Lower thermostat hose.300D or in my case TD.

 

There is a big fat short hose going down from the thermostat.  Mine is leaking bad.  Do you have to take out the Thermostat to replace it|?  It's a bit hard to see and I got two hose clamps real close together.  Not sure what I"m looking at but it's leaking and shredded.  I tried to move the clamp back into position and it just slides off the hose.  So a hose replacement in needed.  What is this hose called?  Lawrence Rhodes.

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Re: [diesel_mercedes] Not so cheap fixes

 

I got tired of t-bracket replacement and fabricated a heavier one out of flat steel bar.

On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 12:00 PM, bstromsoe@yahoo.com [diesel_mercedes] <diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 

Last week I extolled the virtues of my cheap WD-40 fix of my door checks (still working by the way). Today, I will talk about my $3,600 not-so-cheap fixes to Martha, our 1983 300d. We got stung on some stuff, and did OK on other stuff, but overall my wife is happy, and that is priceless. First, all of the front end bushings, joints, mounts, arms got replaced. Second, the rear axles got replaced. Third, new shocks all the way around. Fourth, that drivers seat that kept wiggling got tightened down, and the broken air canister t-bar got replaced.

Yes, I could have done it all for half price but it would have taken weeks of my time. Maybe I am just too old and tired to do the heavy lifting anymore, or just too lazy, but again, the tipping point here is that "my wife is happy" and that makes my life more peaceful. Now, it is time for me to get my bones in action to do a little work on Mary (air cleaner and t-bracket replacement).

brian from la verne
love slave to Mary & Martha
the tan twin 83 300d's you see in the pic above





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RE: [diesel_mercedes] Not so cheap fixes

 

Happy wife = happy life.  Messing with the suspension of any car is a big pain.

My 49 Ford needs a complete front end rebuild, new shocks were a band aid.

 

Glad to see that you got things squared away, hopefully many more miles of smiles

driving.

 

warren

'70 220D

 

 

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Last week I extolled the virtues of my cheap WD-40 fix of my door checks (still working by the way). Today, I will talk about my $3,600 not-so-cheap fixes to Martha, our 1983 300d. We got stung on some stuff, and did OK on other stuff, but overall my wife is happy, and that is priceless. First, all of the front end bushings, joints, mounts, arms got replaced. Second, the rear axles got replaced. Third, new shocks all the way around. Fourth, that drivers seat that kept wiggling got tightened down, and the broken air canister t-bar got replaced.

Yes, I could have done it all for half price but it would have taken weeks of my time. Maybe I am just too old and tired to do the heavy lifting anymore, or just too lazy, but again, the tipping point here is that "my wife is happy" and that makes my life more peaceful. Now, it is time for me to get my bones in action to do a little work on Mary (air cleaner and t-bracket replacement).

brian from la verne
love slave to Mary & Martha
the tan twin 83 300d's you see in the pic above

 

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RE: [diesel_mercedes] Not so cheap fixes

 

I used to be able to do it all; now I sit back and help the economy by paying someone else. Some of the work is quite affordable given the time and dirt I suffered 30 years ago.  Bill in Oregon

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Last week I extolled the virtues of my cheap WD-40 fix of my door checks (still working by the way). Today, I will talk about my $3,600 not-so-cheap fixes to Martha, our 1983 300d. We got stung on some stuff, and did OK on other stuff, but overall my wife is happy, and that is priceless. First, all of the front end bushings, joints, mounts, arms got replaced. Second, the rear axles got replaced. Third, new shocks all the way around. Fourth, that drivers seat that kept wiggling got tightened down, and the broken air canister t-bar got replaced.

Yes, I could have done it all for half price but it would have taken weeks of my time. Maybe I am just too old and tired to do the heavy lifting anymore, or just too lazy, but again, the tipping point here is that "my wife is happy" and that makes my life more peaceful. Now, it is time for me to get my bones in action to do a little work on Mary (air cleaner and t-bracket replacement).

brian from la verne
love slave to Mary & Martha
the tan twin 83 300d's you see in the pic above

 

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Re: [diesel_mercedes] Routine Tranny Service

 

My trans guy was not too impressed with my B-2 knowledge either. Said he rarely saw that failure anymore, but rather the bands and plates were the culprits. ps - he was right in my case.

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Last week I extolled the virtues of my cheap WD-40 fix of my door checks (still working by the way). Today, I will talk about my $3,600 not-so-cheap fixes to Martha, our 1983 300d. We got stung on some stuff, and did OK on other stuff, but overall my wife is happy, and that is priceless. First, all of the front end bushings, joints, mounts, arms got replaced. Second, the rear axles got replaced. Third, new shocks all the way around. Fourth, that drivers seat that kept wiggling got tightened down, and the broken air canister t-bar got replaced.

Yes, I could have done it all for half price but it would have taken weeks of my time. Maybe I am just too old and tired to do the heavy lifting anymore, or just too lazy, but again, the tipping point here is that "my wife is happy" and that makes my life more peaceful. Now, it is time for me to get my bones in action to do a little work on Mary (air cleaner and t-bracket replacement).

brian from la verne
love slave to Mary & Martha
the tan twin 83 300d's you see in the pic above


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Re: [diesel_mercedes] Routine Tranny Service

Thanks Mark,

I'll look up the details on the b2 symptoms, and talk to my guy.
I doubt the b2 has been replaced, yet when I asked if my earlier
problems were related to b2 at the time, the guy said no.
If I remember correctly, the b2 deals with the 1-2 shift, and other
parts deal with the 2-3, 3-4 shifts

Rob
Garden Grove, CA

On 1/30/15 2:05 AM, diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com wrote:
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> 1b. Re: Routine Tranny Service
> Posted by: "Mark in Lakewood, CO"beeser750@q.com beeser750
> Date: Thu Jan 29, 2015 8:38 am ((PST))
>
> This is the 6-bolt transmission pan tranny, right? Do you know if it has had the B2 servo updates? Sounds like you're in the initial stages of B2 servo failure....
>
> Mark
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Aleph93aleph93@ca.rr.com [diesel_mercedes]"<diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com>
> To: "diesel mercedes"<diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2015 8:01:55 AM
> Subject: Re: [diesel_mercedes] Routine Tranny Service
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> Nate,
>
> This Tranny has had the vacuum valves adjusted, as well as a shift kit
> installed, which helped quite a bit,
> There were broken springs in there, and it was flaring like no tomorrow.
> I thought it was toast.
> The MB tranny guy, said my used tranny I bought is functioning yet quite
> worn.
> When I shift into reverse, it takes awhile before it engages.
>
> The tranny doesn't flare too bad, yet it now shifts back and forth
> between 'gears' when it should just shift up when driving off a light.
> At full 'throttle' it shifts pretty good.
>
> I should talk to the local guy in Orange, who does most of the MB tranny
> work in OC, and see if it's another easy fix, or something worse.
> I think it'll be OK for awhile, yet at some point, I'll need to get it
> rebuilt.
>
> Thanks for the advice.
>
> Rob
> Garden Grove, CA
> ==



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