Howdy!
1st, thanks to the list for all the help!!
WOW! What a difference! I made a temporary control rod bushing from some
rubber gromments from Radio Shack and just installed the control rod and
went for a test drive! This is s cool! It holds the upshifts to get
the best
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In a message dated 10/21/2005 12:37:19 A.M. US Mountain Standard Tim,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jim,
You are referring to the system used on the 115 body earlier Mercedes.
Mac's 82 240D does not use the same system.
123 240Ds with M-injection pumps (pneumatic
I suggest digging up a copy of an old Bill Cosby album from (I think) the
'70s.
He was in the birth room with his wife coaching her -- Breath-a breath-a
breath-a puush puuush.
On 10/21/05, Christopher McCann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm hoping to still convince her that we can
We the price just adjusts.
I'll note in the wall street journal
J.P. Morgan forecasts that the average price for crude palm oil in
2006 will be 1,540 ringgit (US$408.10) a metric ton,
compared with about 1,440 ringgit currently. The firm recently raised
its 2007 forecast to 1,610 ringgit
John M McIntosh wrote:
J.P. Morgan forecasts that the average price for crude palm oil in
2006 will be 1,540 ringgit (US$408.10) a metric ton,
compared with about 1,440 ringgit currently. The firm recently raised
its 2007 forecast to 1,610 ringgit from 1,520 ringgit, citing the
biofuel
The Iowa farmers are starting to -- no, let me correct that -- two weeks ago
were already starting to pile up corn and soybeans BESIDE the grain bins
because there is no more room to store the harvest (only 75% in in Iowa).
We're talking on-the-hoof ethanol and biodiesel.
If we start to see a
Squirrley rear end on a W124 is almost always dead thrust and torque
links. The camber links last much longer, probably because they have
less longitudinal load.
This isn't a difficult job except for reaching the inner bolt on the
torque link (requires TWO 19mm wrenches, no clearance for a
Memory serving me, oregon was the same - the advertised rate was if you
were
a trucker with tax stamps (or something along those lines), which means the
truckers were getting soaked elsewhere.
A friend whose trucking bidness is down to one KW tractor refrigerated
trailer makes one round trip
Gabriel S. wrote:
Thats very morbid thought redghost...but yes, we do need to reset the
overflowing human population.
Is that like cleansing the gene pool.
Marshall
--
Marshall Booth Ph.D.
Ass't Prof. (ret.)
Univ of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Department of Pharmacology 1300 BST
Pittsburgh
believe it or not (being only 32), I do remember that.
Chris
Push em out, shove em out, waaay out!
--- LT Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suggest digging up a copy of an old Bill Cosby
album from (I think) the
'70s.
He was in the birth room with his wife coaching her
-- Breath-a
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Alma, Ark
'83 300SD (happily running WVO/diesel mix)
'82 300CD (Slate grey, black MBTex, WVO/D mix)
'82 300D '90 300E (both
yeah, BioD has been quiet for a while.
Chris
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'83 300SD
And they never fined him for having red dye in his fuel?
Who, exactly, is they? You better start worrying about using untaxed fuel
on the public roads.
RLE
Same here - MGA with Olds V-8 = LOTS of heat when you wanted it!
On 10/21/05, Christopher McCann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Done that in a VW Cabrio - with gloves and tossel cap.
Fun!
Chris
--- Chuck Landenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew,
Because you can..!!! Same logic
http://seattle.craigslist.org/car/105768762.html --95 S320 $11k
http://seattle.craigslist.org/car/105771007.html --75 450sel $2800
http://seattle.craigslist.org/car/105637663.html --95 S320 $10k
http://seattle.craigslist.org/car/105656415.html --93 300e $5700
That's an E500 a rare vehicle hand built by mercedes and Porsche.
On 21-Oct-05, at 6:41 PM, redghost wrote:
http://seattle.craigslist.org/car/105573853.html ---seller on drugs
$20k w124
On Fri, 21 Oct 2005 20:23:36 -0400 Marshall Booth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Gabriel S. wrote:
Thats very morbid thought redghost...but yes, we do need to reset
the overflowing human population.
Is that like cleansing the gene pool.
Actually, no, we do not need to reset the overflowing
Explain to them that each cube you pick up is worth $2.25 to them,
because you will give them cash in hand for each used oil cube you pick
up on X day, each week. Money talks loud enough that mangle American
is not needed.
On Friday, October 21, 2005, at 07:56 AM, Levi Smith wrote:
Last I
From what I have read, the Benz diesel engines are lactose intolerant.
If you are able to provide a lactase infusion, that would allow the
fuel to be processed a might easier.
On Friday, October 21, 2005, at 08:11 AM, Lee Levitt wrote:
Wonder if my 2.5L will run on liquified cream cheese.
Kleb needs this one -
http://seattle.craigslist.org/car/105261606.html --79 SL $5200
On 10/21/05, John M McIntosh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's an E500 a rare vehicle hand built by mercedes and Porsche.
On 21-Oct-05, at 6:41 PM, redghost wrote:
On Fri, Oct 21, 2005 at 06:50:25PM -0700, redghost wrote:
Oregoon is testing a system of taxing you for miles driven, not fuel
purchases
Wonder if that part of oregon has seen a greater than average number of
broken odometers (or rolled back odometers).
There was some talk about trying
Costco price of soy is the same $13.xx here.
The stench is standard kitchen grease fire smell. No added food yummy
crud added, so no perfume from its usage/prior life. If the government
ever bothered to look into the few thousand gallons of soy or canola
going out the door at Costco, it
It is the CHINESE! They have their hooks in everything and just
have the greenies fronting for the whole thing. The chinese are going
to ship it to china, and process it into crap plastic junk for
wallyworld to sell to dumb americans.
On Friday, October 21, 2005, at 11:18 AM, Gabriel S.
Larry,
You ought to go over the the stealer ship when the part comes in and
smack the idiot at the desk upside the head for being a lazy worthless
unmotivated uninformed blemish on the reputation of mercedes
On Friday, October 21, 2005, at 12:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
To
LT, the stuff is trapped because the poor lost souls in NOLA are
unable to send boats up river to fetch it. No soy, not enough tofu,
more granolas wetting themselves and paying more to get garden burgers,
price of soy drops because there is too much, price of tofu rises
because there is
I think it is more flushing the gene pool. We may be working our way
to a tipping point with dilution of the genes available for survival.
The stupid and short sighted are allowed to breed and build, tsunami,
earthquake, hurricane, fire, flood, pestilence and plague then are
visited on this
Clay - tell us how you REALLY feel about the stealership parts men! I
ran into two myself this week - couldn't find the pressure
compensating valve repair set for my 450SLC. I had to show one of them
where to click on the EPC. They were claiming that just because the
proceedure was in the service
Hand built by true aryan pygmy virgin troll nymphs?
On Friday, October 21, 2005, at 06:49 PM, John M McIntosh wrote:
That's an E500 a rare vehicle hand built by mercedes and Porsche.
On 21-Oct-05, at 6:41 PM, redghost wrote:
http://seattle.craigslist.org/car/105573853.html ---seller on
It does introduce a hardiness against more bird flu though
On Friday, October 21, 2005, at 06:49 PM, Craig McCluskey wrote:
On Fri, 21 Oct 2005 20:23:36 -0400 Marshall Booth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Gabriel S. wrote:
Thats very morbid thought redghost...but yes, we do need to reset
the
I think it has to do with the relative length of time the fellow behind
the counter has held the position. Local stealer has an oldster
(contemporary) who knows all the parts by heart, the young snots dig
through the computer unable to find it no matter what. He reels off a
number and they
I need to replace the sender unit for the ambient temp display . Is this
sender available separately ?
Mak
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And they never fined him for having red dye in his fuel?
Who, exactly, is they? You better start worrying about using untaxed fuel
on the public roads.
The friendly DOT guys at every weigh station, this is a Kenworth with ATF in
the fuel tanks we're talking
This was the old dude there -- he thought that the only part he cuold
get for the CIS fuel distributor was the o-ring around the bottom
mounting point. At least he knew what a CIS fuel distributor is!
On 10/21/05, redghost [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it has to do with the relative length of
On Fri, 21 Oct 2005 19:47:24 -0700 redghost [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It does introduce a hardiness against more bird flu though
Yes, that is true.
Craig
Actually, that price is reasonable if the car is in excellent shape.
I've got one of the other 374 floating around the USA, and I don't
think I'd sell mine for less than he's asking. (I like my color
combination better though, and my car has a TON of goodies included,
which this one probably does
Oregoon is testing a system of taxing you for miles driven, not fuel
purchases.
Was that word Oregoon types on purpose?
If such a system ever manages to make it into practice, I'll have to find
another one with a broken odometer. I did find A 03 Dodge Cummins quad cab
pickup that will be
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Checking for dye in cross country trucks would be tricky to prove foul
play. some of the winterized fuel in a few northwest states has a habit
of being red.
Robert
Mitch Haley wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And they never fined him for having red dye in his fuel?
Who,
Curt,
The vegoil production data came from David Pimental, a
prominent agricultural researcher from Cornell Univ.
He has done extensive studies of oilseed production
and has concluded that vegoil fuel is both
economically and ecologically unsustainable. The
apparent low price of veg oil is a
Ooh... Now that would suck. And be quite easy for them to do here in NY
where we have yearly inspections which include mileage readings... Yeah, I
wonder if my odometer might slow down or stop working periodically at that
point... You'd certainly want to make darn sure you didn't put smaller tires
Levi Smith wrote:
Ooh... Now that would suck. And be quite easy for them to do here in NY
where we have yearly inspections which include mileage readings... Yeah, I
wonder if my odometer might slow down or stop working periodically at that
point... You'd certainly want to make darn sure you
BUT, Pimental's research fails to consider actually requiring the farmers to
produce an oil producing crop on the land they are being PAID NOT TO USE.
Get rid of the crop subsidies and replace them with a purchasing plan for
rapseed or soybeans and THEN see if it is economically feasible.
I am sure that our wonderfull capitolists here in NY will find a way to
compare miles travelled and fuel used and start taxing based on the EPA
mileage stickers for each car. Newr gasoline cars(mostly 96 up w/OBD!!
diagnostics will not run right with the speedo unhooked as there is a speed
I believe these are for euro spec cars, but still interesting.
I wonder if US spec late model 2.6 have the 3.92 diff shown in
the chart, as I've been thinking of rebuilding the wrecked 2.5t
in a 1992 2.6 5sp chassis.
I also wonder if a taller 5th gear went with the 3.92, or if
it's the same old
Oops, I forgot the link:
http://www.mercedesshop.com/shopforum/attachment.php3?attachmentid=18808
Hans Neureiter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) has sent you a news article.
(Email address has not been verified.)
Personal message:
OT - belated Moose day
Landing in Alaska? Fear moose collisions no more - Yahoo! News
I read a study not so long ago saying that palm oil was a great alternative
fuel in warm climates. I don't recall if it was as SVO or biodiesel, I suspect
some mixture of each. IIRC the conclusion was on some of the small caribbian
islands dino fuel importation could be cut by a quarter
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While searching for the bushing for my Auto Tranny shift control rod, I
came across this $5 CD offer - for people doing work on their ATs it may be
something useful. The cost of the CD is refundable with an order.
http://www.jie.com/CD/CD_Page.htm
Sincerely,
Larry T ('74 911, '67 MGB, 78
TIME FOR A TEA PARTY
SOON!
Yep, that's what got the whole thing started, taxation without
representation.
Kevin in Hillsboro Oregon, currently between MB diesels
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At any rate, the listserv doesn't like something that Juno is doing,
so it's stripping your message body and making it available for
separate download. I
This guy's been too close to the exhaust pipe.. will pay for it
self in fuel savings alone!!! Wants $8,800..
hahahaha! as Kaleb would say.!!!
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/car/105480613.html
Chuck
Phoenix AZ
1980 300SD
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sat Oct 22 16:33:13 2005
From Craigslist..
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/car/105413137.html
Dave M.. You ready for the next upgrade from your E500???
It's certainly not in my wallet
Take care,
Chuck
Phoenix AZ
On Oct 22, 2005, at 9:36 AM, Mitch Haley wrote:
kevin kraly wrote:
Yep, that's what got
One more,
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/car/104741174.html
Needs to sell before 10/28.
Take care,
Chuck
Hi all,
I have a 72 250 w114 M130 and I'm in the process of replacing the radiator
pump. First thing first removing the radiator.
I had replaced all the ruber rails and o-rings this summer had little problems
then but this time it's a little more difficlut
I removed the rad hoses and the 3
Kevin wrote:
Yep, that's what got the whole thing started, taxation without
representation.
Actually that is incorrect. It is overtaxtation or taxation that you
don't like but the roads belong to the people and are administered by
the state. You agree to this by living in the state.
Admit
Does it have the oil cooler on the side like the 115 with a 617
engine? If so, loosen the two bolts that hold the cooler to the
radiator and slide (pry) the cooler towards the radiator. This is an
adjustment to laterally fit the radiator/oil cooler combo into the
space.
I don't know if your car
Thanks Don,
No oil cooler. but...
I finaly got really fed up, grasped the bottom of the rad and started shaking.
It finaly gave and poped right out.
Now, I've gone though the haynes manual and there are no setting for how much
torque is needed to attach the water pump back and the thermostat
OK Don wrote:
Clay - tell us how you REALLY feel about the stealership parts men! I
ran into two myself this week - couldn't find the pressure
compensating valve repair set for my 450SLC. I had to show one of them
where to click on the EPC. They were claiming that just because the
proceedure was
Hi all,
Anybody knows how to slacken the power steering pump so I can remove the belt?
Thanks
George
72 250 M130 w114.
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Hans Neureiter wrote:
Same difference. Joe Public was promised 'we make sure you have gasoline
since the oil rigs are shut down and damaged'.
Well, no, it's not the same difference. I actually wondered how a
release of crude oil from the SPR was supposed to lower prices,
considering the main
Here's two newbie questions:
1). On the highway, at a rest stop, do you pull in with the 18
wheelers to fill up? is there any specific etiquette about getting
in line with a guy filling 100-200 gallon tanks? Do you pay at the
pump, like with the gas islands out front? Do you usually take a
Curt Raymond wrote:
I'm sick and tired of hearing about how this effects the poor. I see
more and more idiots that sling burgers at McDonalds driving big
pickups with big mudder tires.
When I was a kid, we had very little money. We mostly rode around in
pickup trucks and Suburbans. Know
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It's true - my Mercedes takes speed bumps and RR tracks better at 45 MPH than
at 25 MPH.
Mine takes the 15 mph speed humps on a nearby street pretty
comfortably at 25 mph, but that provokes an interesting set of noises
from the front end, so I tend to limit myself to
Gabriel S. wrote:
10 commandments in your home...OK! In our govorment NO! In private business?
Whats the purpose?
In some parts of the country, people will pay extra to feel like they're
patronizing a Christian business. The whole supporting your own thing.
I used to live in a town where
Fmiser wrote:
rumor has it that L. wrote:
*The $3.09 rate at Flying J didn't apply to cars, for some reason. At
the car pumps, it was $3.15 per gallon. A note was stuck to the pump
that said CAR DIESEL IS 6 CENTS MORE. Don't know why that would be,
but it honked me off.
Each state has
Rich Thomas wrote:
http://driving.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,22749-1783784,00.html
The first Chinese car to be sold in Europe has scored zero — the
worst-ever score — in safety tests.more
I bet they'll catch on fast, though, and pretty soon they'll be edging
the Koreans out for the low
Actually, this is kind of sobering:
'This car seems to belong in the 1990s in terms of engineering, said
Chris Patience, head of technical policy at the AA Motoring Trust.'
If 1990s engineering gets you a 0, I wonder if our 1980s Mercedes cars
would score any better?
Lee Levitt wrote:
2). I know nothing about diesel additives, except that they're
important. What should I know?
You need to know that Mercedes does not approve of ANY diesel fuel
additives for regular use. If you have a specific problem, there are
additives that can correct some problems
Ok. I have slacked 3 bolts on the PS pump, and removed the ps adjuster located
on the driver's side.
The belt still does not come off. on the belt is written powergate 9313.
Looking at autozone's site that looks like the wrong belt. Could that be the
cause of my trouble?
Thanks
George
Yeap the antenna cable is coax thus splicing is a bi hard but not
impossible...
Regards,
Trampas Stern
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