[diesel_mercedes] Re: W123 240D Vacuum leak, then no vacuum at all.

 


It's because it's *NOT* a minor vacuum leak ! .

Fix it and the other slow leaks and all will be well again _and_ , the doors will self unlock in the morning.....

-Nate
Jonathan wrote:
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> Hi Everyone,
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> Reporting in with an interesting problem. I have a 1977 240D. Recently I noticed a hissing sound coming from the black rubber conduit that runs between the driver's door and the front fender.
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> I drove for a couple of week, the car would loose some vacuum sitting, say at work, but after driving a few miles it would build vacuum up again. Since then, the car has sat several weeks because I had a surgery on my leg. When I went out last Wednesday and today, the car start as normal but I noticed, after about ten minutes, the locks would not work and the ignition key would not stop the engine.
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> Right now, the power locks don't work, the transmission and brakes work fine, but the trunk is locked while everything else is unlocked?
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> Any ideas on why it would suddenly stop building vacuum after having a small leak and sitting for a while?
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> Thanks,
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> Johnathan
> 1977 240D, 224,780
> Mixed driving, 30mpg
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[diesel_mercedes] Re : Pickup Trucks

 


Yes I know this but , it's a long bed and takes a lot of space to turn around ~ just to - day I had to reverse it to make a U - Turn in a divided four lane road.....

If it was a shortbed ,I'd not worry and just keep it as I *do* like it a lot .

Maybe I can donate it for a decent tax writeoff as it runs fine and has much new stuff on it ? .

-Nate
Rob wrote:
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> Nate,
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> You'll end up finding many uses for the truck.
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> I sure have with my $500 Toyota truck.
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> The MB is a much better ride though...
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> I toyed with the idea of getting a trailer for my wives Volvo. :)
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> Rob
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