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I have been hearing stuff about changing transmission fluid on automatics. Do it, O no don't do it. Some guys say "It will mess things up if you change it" Eh? Really. I've always believed in changing fluids. Whats the deal here? Also whats this flush thing a shop will do? Back flush, no filter change? Max
The lower parts of the doors may be the same, but the fixed glass in the station wagon door is trapezoidal compared to triangular in the sedan. The trailing edge of the window frame is squared in the wagon and curved in the sedan. You might be able to fit a sedan door in a wagon, but you would have a gap.
John in the 208
--- In diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com, "Nate" <vwnate1@...> wrote:
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> No , they're not .
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> -Nate
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> > Nate--come on now!!! You know the rear doors are different for the sedan and wagon!
> > John in the 208
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> > --- In diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com, Nate <vwnate1@> wrote:
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> > > Right rear door for a W-123 Sedan or Wagon , includes latch , glass etc. inside door panel in Palomino ,
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> > > NO RUST .
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> > > Come and get it before trash day when out it goes ! .
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> > > -Nate
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