Junkyard E-Fan wired live through a relay , $300 is_rediculous_ .
If he noise doesn't bother you , no need for any muffler but do run a tailpipe out to the back of the car .
Mercedes mufflers & resonators are ZERO back pressure anyways so experiment with one or the other to get a pleasing exhaust note .
Don't let SWMBO drive your cars anymore .
Sign your name or handle to each & every message , courtesy ya know
-Nate
"ajrnemt" <ajrn@...> wrote:
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> Hey..
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> As you may recall, my g/f blew the front end off my '84 SD.
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> She hit JUST to the right of the right bumper attachment, taking down a tree with an 8" trunk.
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> I have flush fit headlights, I was going to install, those are going on..
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> I was going to replace the a/c compressor, while it's easier to get to, replace the flex lines between the tranny and the cooler. I've got a new reciever/dryer, and will be getting a new condenser with the clip.. The radiator and antifreeze were good.. I'm going to flush the radiator-- with hopes of keeping those that way.. The fan has multiple broken blades, so I was going to go to an electric fan setup, similar to the "diesel giant" setup..
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> http://www.dieselgiant.com/mercedeselectricfaninstall.htm
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> He wants over $300 for his kit.. I'm thinking I can safely find SOMETHING cheaper-- would you not agree??
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> Are there any other "services" I should consider doing, while I have "better access" to do it??
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> I'm going to do some rust repair along the passenger rear jack point, and have a 2" reciever hitch built.
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> I was running an "open" exhaust (nothing attached beyond the downpipe)
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> I may try to do a straight exhaust or a single low restriction muffler, as the noise really isn't that great. Not sure it's in the budget right now..
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> Any thoughts???
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