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so,Janis never actually got her mercedes benz?
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Do you have a Mac or windows pc?
"I took the photos on my phone and then transferred it to my computer. From there I just dragged them into my message."
~ I'm still having difficulties with this .
Did you save them to the desktop or in your pictures file ? .
I am not sure how to drag a photo anywhere......
TIA , I really want to learn this as I do lots of repairs and take photos and want to write useable articles .
-Nate
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O.K. ;
A little help please .
I'm still not getting anywhere with my heater so I'd like someone to unplug their Monovalve , press the ' EC ' button on the HVAC and the lowest fan control button , take it for a spin and see how much heat comes out the dash board vents .
If you feel any heat , feel free to try the other fan speeds .
I may have to begin wearing a jacket in the car soon .
-Nate
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Thanks for bringing up the Yahoo subject:
If you have any files or links or Photo Albums on Yahoo that you don’t want to recreate down the road, copy it off in the next few weeks.
Yahoo is getting a lot of shots across its bow. Bill in
From: diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com [mailto:diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com]
Sent: Monday, December 14, 2015 9:38 AM
To: diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [diesel_mercedes] Re: W-123 Sway Bar Bushings
Sure, continue. And create an album called Nates Sway Bar fix or something similar. The albums and articles will then be permanent, or less depending on whether Yahoo or its successors keep the group alive.
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Sure, continue. And create an album called Nates Sway Bar fix or something similar. The albums and articles will then be permanent, or less depending on whether Yahoo or its successors keep the group alive.
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No Rob ;
It was my Coupe after the left side sway bar bushing bolt on the leading edge fell out on the I-405 freeway
I have many more photos and was going to write a series of aritcles covering this fairly easy job but no one said boo so I dropped it .
Should I continue ? .
It's a really tight job but just takes time and patience , I think I spent two days including all the careful cleaning , " polishing the cement " and so on .
All W-123's use the same details .
Did the photos show embedded or all at the top of my message ? .
-Nate
Rob wrote :
Nate,
Was this a 240D that you changed the Sway Bar Bushings on?
I tried to get at the driver's side bushing w/o removing the brake booster, yet it's way to tight in there on my '85 300D.
Decided to hold off on the Sway Bar Bushings for now, though I did put in new shocks (B. HD), rotated some tires, and inspected various parts.
At some point I need a tranny rebuild, and repair the leaking oil filter canister, which might also be a good time to pull the brake booster, to make room, and replace the Sway Bar Bushings.
Maybe a wash is in order now.
Rob
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