Drop some UV dye in it, or an oil recharge with some in it.
If it's the evaporator, you'll (eventually) see it around the condensate
drains. Regardless, you'll have a good idea of where to look.
I wouldn't be surprised to find a leaky service valve, especially the high side
one.
-j.
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John
'Checked the stash last night - these are no brand, US gov issue, extreme
cold weather, 100% cotton, waffle weave; 7 pants, size 35-38, 6 shirts, size
38; several appear to have never been worn.
Wilton
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Or use a sniffer
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On Sep 21, 2014, at 8:26 AM, John Reames via Mercedes mercedes@okiebenz.com
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Drop some UV dye in it, or an oil recharge with some in it.
If it's the evaporator, you'll (eventually) see it around the condensate
drains. Regardless, you'll have
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Cotton is the worst for trying to stay warm in the winter. Go to El
Mercado de Wal and get some polypropylene tights and undershirts, then
layer up over those, 2 pair if you need it then some wool shirts and pants.
Keep your feet and head warm and the rest of you will be warm.
--R
On
Also in the attic stash: 1 pair heavy canvas mukluks with white felt
inserts - never worn; 1 arctic parka hood (NOT the parka - a separate
hood) - never worn; 1 pair leather and fur arctic mittens - never worn; USAF
A-3 canvas bag; one US Army heavy canvas duffel bag - (brother's 1950
Time to put that stuff on ebay.
Rick
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Also in the attic stash: 1 pair heavy
She tells me that they also require travel passes to go on the roads and
cross from one jurisdiction (something like a county) into another, and
have checkpoints all over to inspect vehicles and your papers to
make sure no undocumented visitors are involved. They apparently have
a strong
1985 Mercedes-Benz 300SD
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'Course they don't go home, cause, like the rest of us, they were born and
raised here, so they ARE at home. ;)
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Good point, but he couldn't really get the concept. Figured if their
ancestors had been brought here against their will, then they would also
share the idea and would want to go back to their homeland, wherever, if
they could. Or why if we (meaning white people, I guess they sorta saw
the tranny is starting to get week and now that it has sat for a couple
years I can't garuntee that you could drive it down the road
--R
On 9/21/14 12:22 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin via Mercedes wrote:
1985 Mercedes-Benz 300SD
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At the moment I have:
79 300SD - same one I've had for years, will probably get some significant
attention this winter.
67 300SEL - on going project for the last three years
83 300D - will be sold shortly, i'm bored of it
83 300SD - just bought for cheap, to replace the 300D as a daily driver.
15
Oh….I didn’t even know the 280SE was for sale. It looked like a sweet car!
Jon
On Sep 21, 2014, at 12:43 PM, Jaime Kopchinski via Mercedes
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At the moment I have:
79 300SD - same one I've had for years, will probably get some significant
attention this winter.
Due to the kindness of list member Tim Crone,
who was willing to help set up a relay tunnel,
my formicapeak.com website is back on the air.
It'll (have to be) less available than before, as
the path goes through more layers, but we're hoping
it'll still be good enough. I guess we'll see!
Yes, get a sniffer, they can make quick diagnosis easy, especially a leaky
evaporator.
Max Dillon,
Charleston SC
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Here's what it was doing this morning, with an ambient in the low 80s:
Low side was at or near zero, high side was around 150. I put about half a can
in the system and got bubbles, but it was cooling slightly. Low side barely
came up, but high side remained at 150.
I left it at that, as I'm
I would add that this is a native R-134a system, not a conversion. Also, low
side pressures did come up to the 30s when I added refrigerant, but dropped
when I closed the service valve to the can. I would assume this is due to the
low charge?
Dan
On Sep 21, 2014, at 9:36 AM, Peter Frederick
Cotton is warn, it just doesn't stay warm well because you sweat. I like cotton
for sleeping...
Curt
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You looking for a good home for the mittens? I've been looking for a pair..
Curt
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I love starting provocative threads, then sitting back and reading the
amazing diversity of thoughtful responses.
On Sun, Sep 21, 2014 at 12:35 PM, Rich Thomas via Mercedes
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Good point, but he couldn't really get the concept. Figured if their
ancestors had been
Andrew wrote:
I love starting provocative threads, then sitting back and reading the
amazing diversity of thoughtful responses.
Okiebenz bows to thee, Andrew - thou wise one.
Yeah, thanks for the thread!!
--R - have you got the whole gullah thing sorted? I don't think any
of us have that whole
good idea!
On 9/20/2014 2:44 PM, Andrew Strasfogel wrote:
My favorite question is What would it take to make the car PERFECT?
That way, you know every flaw.
On Fri, Sep 19, 2014 at 8:30 PM, LarryT via Mercedes
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I didn't get to
Re. brand on the thermal underwear: Notation on one of the tags says,
Southern Silk Mills, NC.
Wilton
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Wool! Why didn't I think of that? It kept us warm back in the '30s and '40s.
Itchy wool outer clothing or longjohns might be tolerable over polypropylene.
The mechanics of the longjohns trapdoor and the pull down thermals might be
tricky, though.
Keeping the head cool definitely works. The
That seems strange; a silk mill making cotton clothing. Does it seem like it
might have silk in it?
Gerry
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Re. brand on the thermal underwear: Notation on one of the tags says,
Southern Silk Mills, NC.
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Most excellent!
Max Dillon,
Charleston SC
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That is a problem, maybe THE problem...
Bubbling oil? I'd add an ounce or two of oil to replace what may have been
lost.
Max Dillon,
Charleston SC
On Sep 21, 2014 1:37 PM, Dan Penoff via Mercedes mercedes@okiebenz.com
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Interesting enough, I did notice that the low side service valve
This country was built by immigrants - close the borders and we'll become
inbred imbeciles.
On Sat, Sep 20, 2014 at 9:00 PM, Mountain Man via Mercedes
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
Sounds like a much better policy than open borders - we have open
borders, don't we? A shift to Bhutan ways
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This country was built by immigrants - close the borders and we'll become
inbred imbeciles.
...WILL become?
We all know how stupid the average person is. Now realize that, by
definition, fifty percent of the
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Buy it now button Listings clicked on eBay automatically directed users to
malicious websites
A flaw that has exposed eBay customers to malicious websites has been affecting
the site since at least February, the BBC has found.
Earlier this week it
Stuck or plugged expansion valve. Probably not as much a leak as no
circulation.
Peter
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