Hello;
Any ideas on the challenges, if any, of placing a 616.912 into a 123
automatic that currently has a very sick 617? Any chance the flywheel will
fit the 616 and the tranny bolt up?
<>< Don
After paying over a hundred for a used pump from my mechanic I wound up taking
mine all apart & simply using the used diaphram. I'd recommend just buying a
new diaphram for 12 bucks. There are also a few different styles of pump so
keeping yours and rebuilding is the thing to do. If your bearing is good just
rebuild. Lawrence Rhodes... Hell no matter what rebuild. Easy job just be
carful of the lower allen head screws. Don't bugger them or you'll have hell to
pay.
Why did you dump the truck? Didn't you just get that not too long ago? It was so cold here on Thursday I lit my wood stove. Max
--- In diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com, "Nate" <vwnate1@...> wrote:
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> So ;
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> After dropping my old truck off to the Charity place ,
On 7/23/2011 10:38 PM, Nate wrote:
Poor connections in that box can also be the cause of rapid battery drain or more a correctly poor charging and starting problems.
Some years it's up high on the fenderwell , others it's down low on the ' frame rail ' near the alternator .
-Nate
Jim wrote:
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> My 84 300D has that jumper box but my 82 240D does not.
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> Jim
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> --- In diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com, "Nate" <vwnate1@> wrote:
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> > Yep ;
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> > This works a treat when you're stuck ~ use an unbent paperclip or old pair of needle nosed pliers.....
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> > It's a good primary test to see if the starter's still O.K. , when Tom and I were far deep into Washington State and his SD refused to crank over , I did this to discern the starter was Kaputi .
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> > The solenoid was quite literally toast and crumbled in my hands as I unbolted the battery cable .
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> > -Nate
> > Manjeet (I *think*) wrote:
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> > > I think somebody posted a while ago a method of starting the car directly by jumpering the two red wires/plugs that are in a small box on the fender wall (to the front of, same side as the battery). This jump starts the starter.
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> > > 300sd 1984 260k+
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yes, it is the Becker Grand Prix, with many buttons, no knobs. It has two cool push up or down volume & automatic (antenna ??) levers.
How do I remove it?
Thank you
Rodger
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> You have a different radio , a Becker Grand Prix I think .
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> It comes out differently , fairly easily but WAIT until we know *exectly* which Becker you have before attacking it ! the pry out plastic bits is for an older (1970's vintage) Becker with two knobs , not a plethora of buttons .
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> -Nate
> Rodger wrote:
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> > Hello All
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> > My wife's 300SDL tape player does not work. The book said to pry out the two small plastic pieces on either side of the radio and remove the bolts.
Me too Tom! I have been hunting everywhere for some service manuals......Randy McLainminny-sota
--- On Fri, 7/22/11, Jerome Kimberlin <kimberln@comcast.net> wrote:
From: Jerome Kimberlin <kimberln@comcast.net>
Subject: Re: [diesel_mercedes] W123 series CD-rom repair manuals
To: diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, July 22, 2011, 5:47 PMOn 7/22/2011 3:41 PM, tom hanson wrote:
The W124 cd will hit at the same time as the W126. This one is very extensive, previously only offered to dealers.
Thanks Tom, I'll be looking forward to your announcement.
JerryK
| Me too Tom! I have been hunting everywhere for some service manuals...... Randy McLain minny-sota --- On Fri, 7/22/11, Jerome Kimberlin <kimberln@comcast.net> wrote:
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