On Jan 7, 2007, at 9:23 PM, Jim Cathey wrote:
Lister cycle engines are low compression, dirty, and make lots of
smoke
along with burning quite a bit of fuel for the output generated.
My understanding is that they are actually quite fuel-efficient,
at least as used for modest amounts of
On Jan 12, 2007, at 1:46 PM, Werner Fehlauer wrote:
E-brake shoes can disintegrate, dry out and crumble due to years of
no use,
and also can become useless if impregnated with grease from failed
bearing
seals. They do rarely wear out, as you said. The actuating
cables and
linkage can
Seems a bit high in the Canadian market for such a basic vehicle. But
it's a 4matic (likely the evil type).
That and diesel is for the most part cheaper in Canada so the
dynamics are different, plus of course we can
import mmm vehicles upto 1992 now without hassle. Now if it was a
wagon,
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The cold weather up here in the NW has shown the 90's W124 needs to
have the wiper mech greased.
In looking into this, plus reading notes on the internet it says to
use a pick or allen wrench on the lower flange of the wiper rod housing
at the 5 and 7 o'clock position stick in hole to
Ok, I dug around more and found a UK site that had pictures of the
assembly which is the same as mine
The fellow noted even with the screw undone the housing won't come
apart. In looking at the shop manual
it looks like that the one I have would require removing the assembly
and undoing the
Yes, that and testing. A friend of mine a few years back bought a
new toyota van (new model, first year of production) and proceeded to
put
50,000 miles on it in the first year. They got a phone call a year
out saying Toyota wanted their transmission, if they agreeded they'd
get a
new
It's a QC issue, if the shipping folks of company A can't met the
shipping QC specs which might be there because the robots like to
have consistence when they remove things from pallets then why should
they think the product made by company 'A' will met the standards
either.
Reminds me
Reminds me I was at the dealer today ordering a part and the parts
manager is in a huddle and calls me over, John you're a computer guy,
we need to
chip a 07 Bluetec R class you know of anything?
Really?
Ya, client won't buy it unless we can increase the HP, and he wants a
diesel
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