[diesel_mercedes] Max, 123 TD's, and medical trial 'n tribulations

 

Max,
I have been spending some hospital time myself so I missed this post when it first came around. I found it today as I cleaned up my in-box.
Anyhow, I could really use a drivers side tailight and a passenger side mirror. I am trying to collect parts to get my 1980 non-turbo wagon and a 240D (Miss Daisy) back on the road again.

I hope everything goes good for you. I am 61 and I have never been in the hospital before.....no wait, they tell me I was born in a hospital but I don't remember!!!!!!

Too many projects, too little time or money.
Cheers 'eh?
Bill
aka "kipsinc"

--- In diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com, "max_stemple" <jasperezra@...> wrote:
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> Just to let you dudes and dudessss know I have two complete wagons for parts.1980 and 1981. One turbo one not. Total complete cars. I will sell anything off of them but I can't do much myself anymore. More than simple I would have to get someone to remove it. Just to let you all know know. The 1981 turbo could be restored if someone wanted to. Max
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[diesel_mercedes] Re : AC V-Belt

 

I think I kinda overwhelmed you with ideas as you were doing the engine swap....

Sorry about that .

FWIW , the AC compressor has a semi hidden adjuster bolt / screw thing , it takes a 13MM socket and has quite a bit of travel so maybe you didn't slack the AC compressor all the way so you actually did get the correct V-Velt .

-Nate
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> Hi Nate
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> > Look up the one for the year & model your engine came from .
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> *That's what I did. *
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> > Always use Metric belts whenever possible , they'll fit better & last
> > longer too .
> >
> *I trust AutoHauz, they've never been wrong on a part before. They are the
> only ones that have the metric & they only offered one.*
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> > FWIW , now , before your old belts die , look at them and write down the
> > part #'s
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> *Good Idea. Where was that great idea when the car was apart!*
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> Trish Dougherty
> PurrFect Harmony Farm
> Ennis, TX
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Re: [diesel_mercedes] Re : AC V-Belt

 

Hi Nate
 

Look up the one for the year & model your engine came from .

That's what I did.

Always use Metric belts whenever possible , they'll fit better & last longer too .

I trust AutoHauz, they've never been wrong on a part before. They are the only ones that have the metric & they only offered one.
 

FWIW , now , before your old belts die , look at them and write down the part #'s

Good Idea. Where was that great idea when the car was apart!
 

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Trish Dougherty
PurrFect Harmony Farm
Ennis, TX
http:/purrfectharmonyfarm.intuitwebsites.com

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