Might want to look into the clear ceramic films.
Heard about them a couple of years ago was said to
work quite well though a bit more expensive that
others.
I was quite skeptical about them until my SIL in
Orlando had the windshield done on his new MB
coupe. I didn't see any difference when
I have welded them before. They are galvanized so
do it outside with the air moving away from you. I
would also add an extra piece of metal across the
break for a couple of inches as they tend to
rebreak at the same point.
MG
Buggered Benzmail via Mercedes wrote:
I found a broken bracket
Don't wait too long to get that TC off and stored
with a tight cap over the neck to keep dirt and
water out. If the cap doesn't cover the neck all
the way down then put some grease on there to keep
it from rusting. Heck even a baggie and rubber
band will work for a short time.
Usually you
let's see if I get this from the list since I
haven't gotten any mail in days.
MG
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the list crash?
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Yes and 32-250 gives the lengths and resistance
values for a whole bunch of the springs. The
problem is that Mercedes does not have all of them
available any more. It might be possible to have
an aftermarket spring company build you the
springs once you figure out which ones you want.
I very much doubt that as the little 4 banger has
plenty of room around it. I don't know about how
that would work with an MGC with the bigger 6
cylinder it has. I have never looked under the
hood of one of those though I did get a chance to
drive one once a long time ago. Quite a nice
On the way to get here in June? In any case I'm
not interested since the steering is on the wrong
side.
Buggered Benzmail via Mercedes wrote:
Seems to be a lot of concern about the title. Is the vehicle actually in the US
or Nippon?
--FT
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On May 28, 2021, at 10:19 PM,
Oh well that won't work then. We got rid of all
the bolt wheels with the bug.
Good luck.
Allan Streib via Mercedes wrote:
4 bolts, 15" wheel.
The car has 165R15 tires on it currently, and I think they are from at
least 2005 so I'll probably need to replace them before I do any serious
Is that the big 5 bolt pattern or the small 4
bolt? I have an old 5 bolt from my long gone pickup.
Allan Streib via Mercedes wrote:
You may recall I picked up a Karmann Ghia last November. Not wanting to
subject it to any salt or winter it has been in the garage since then. I
got it out today
Magnet on the other side of the aluminum to
attract the one on the lamp and hold it?
Craig via Mercedes wrote:
On Sat, 22 May 2021 15:03:04 -0400 Allan Streib via Mercedes
wrote:
If you have a flat smooth surface maybe a good suction cup?
OK Don via Mercedes writes:
They need to figure
Since I couldn't see the pictures, this is just
what I was thinking it could be, going by the
description.
Rick Knoble via Mercedes wrote:
https://youtu.be/s3bAWScMdjs
Rick
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I would love to see that but I never got the
original email.
MG
Buggered Benzmail via Mercedes wrote:
That trailer is weird. Why does it have that part that looks like it is for a
fifth wheel? It’s not really big enough to be hooked up like that unless on a
mini truck
--FT
Sent from
trees between the house and the gate. The second
one works just as good at over 1000 feet also
through trees. With the cheaper units I found that
those trees cut a lot of signal.
Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
On 2021-04-27 09:30, MG via Mercedes wrote:
Oh forgot to mention, they have
Oh forgot to mention, they have a vehicle only
sensor which you bury in the ground. I didn't get
that because it won't sense people walking up the
drive. I'm willing to put up with the alerts from
deer that wander by there, it helps with knowing
when to go hunting don't-cha-know.
Mitch
In 2010 I bought this setup as well as another
sensor and the handheld portable receiver. That
way when I am out and about in the yard, 42ac, I
have communication with the house. I replace the
batteries once a year before it gets cold and it
still works flawlessly. Well except for the few
A little light humor
An old country preacher had a teenage son, and it
was getting time the boy should give some thought
to choosing a profession. Like many young men his
age, the boy didn't really know what he wanted to
do, and he didn't seem too concerned about it. One
day, while the boy
.
Probably will see my white TD that is my
daily driver.
Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
On 2021-01-31 08:01, MG via Mercedes wrote:
Still have 18 of them. I really need to haul some to the junkyard.
Can we see your cars from outer space, or just the runway
VW: 5
Ford: 2
Chevy: 3
Dodge: 1
Jaguar: 3
Jeep: 2
Toyota: 2
MB: 8 --3-83 300TD
2-83 300D
1-81 300SD
1-84 300SD
1-83 300CD For sale ready to restore
with new floors and some new body
panels. Offers?
Still have 18 of them. I really need to
We got ours Thursday.
Allan Streib via Mercedes wrote:
What stimulus checks? I haven't gotten anything.
Dan Penoff via Mercedes writes:
Wonder why stimulus checks haven’t bought this car yet?
https://tampa.craigslist.org/psc/cto/d/palm-harbor-2003-mercedes-e320/7259288771.html
I love our old 03 Tacoma. It has the
cyl with over 5K miles and no leaks. The
AC even works without any refills yet.
The only thing is that it gets about 20
mpg. The new one a TRD Sport with the 6
cyl gets 25 and better on the road so
that is the one we use the most for
trips to Orlando
I've seen those on trucks that haul dump
trailers.
Floyd Thursby via Mercedes wrote:
What is that big tank thing in back? Hydraulic fluid? This looks like
something used to drag trailers around a yard, not really a road-going
truck
--FT
On 12/7/20 8:26 AM, Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
I hate to be a downer but if he suddenly
finds out that his company isn't
relocating and he wants you to send his
money back YOU MIGHT WANT TO WAIT
TILL A MONTH AFTER HIS CHECKS CLEAR.
Randy Bennell via Mercedes wrote:
On 27/10/2020 2:57 PM, Kaleb Striplin via Mercedes wrote:
Aside for
If the hose is cut couldn't you just stick the little straw from
an ether spray can into the hose that goes into the manifold and
give it a shot there?
Curt Raymond via Mercedes wrote:
That same engine is in a Pisten Bully PB200, ours actually has an OM352LA
(turbo/intercooled). It also has
That would explain it. I had myself worried that I'd missed
something.
Would be nice if our new Toy had that setup. Instead I'm told
that they do something at idle to help clean the carbon off the
injectors.
Peter Frederick via Mercedes wrote:
Ignition. It's Sunday and I'm a quart low on
Peter Frederick via Mercedes wrote:
Daimler "fixed" that in the aero engines (and the original 300 Gullwing) by
putting the injector in the cylinder wall so it was covered by the piston during
injection. Very expensive.
Did you possibly mean "ignition" rather then "injection"?
Can't
I have also heard of some who used the newer ceramic polishes for
the paint on a car. Can't remember which one but a search on you
tube will turn up quite a few ways to go about it.
Allan Streib via Mercedes wrote:
In one of the blog posts I read about this subject, the author used
urethane
I have 8 and they are all plastic. Only one showed a leak
previous to my ownership.
Allan Streib via Mercedes wrote:
Mitch Haley via Mercedes writes:
Did the W123 have mechanical oil gauge its entire life?
My '83 300D does, and IIRC the line is steel not plastic.
Allan
If this is the same system as the one on my daughter's SD, the
pump locks and unlocks both the doors and the gas door. So if the
doors lock and unlock then the pump is not your problem.
If the tubing is good then the next place to look is the air pod
for the gas door, or there could also be
The river of warrior women will also have them.
Sometimes they have 4 little screws in the corners that go into
the fins on the heat sink to hold them on.
Allan Streib via Mercedes wrote:
My computer has an older video card, this one specifically:
330K and counting 83 300TD. Still going strong.
Kaleb Striplin via Mercedes wrote:
The 330k mile CDI I got from poos is the highest mile car I have had that I have driven. I do have a 450k mile SDL sitting in the back 40 I got from Curley years ago.
Sent from my iPhone
On Sep 11, 2020, at
You are just too nice a person to ever think like that.
Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes wrote:
Diabolical! Why didn't I think of that?
On Tue, Aug 18, 2020, 6:57 PM MG via Mercedes wrote:
Tell him to show up with cash and he will get the car and title.
What he wants sounds like enough
Tell him to show up with cash and he will get the car and title.
What he wants sounds like enough to register the car in his name
and then send the cops to claim it.
Kaleb Striplin via Mercedes wrote:
I got some dude off benzworld wanting to buy my cab. He says he wants to wire
me the money
That's the ones made for the clown cars!
Craig via Mercedes wrote:
On Sun, 9 Aug 2020 14:37:36 -0400 Floyd Thursby via Mercedes
wrote:
https://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/d/cary-1981-mercedes-240d/7174281797.html
Good little diesel project going for cheap
145,000 original miles
We have a warm water one at the club. Warm being at least 120deg.
It is a small (for a restaurant unit) 1 rack unit and runs on 110
but it's not for home use being 36x36x72 inch (wxdxh).
Like Scott says it is noisy and fast at about 90 sec per cycle
but dishes do need to be pre rinsed and
My diesels don't do so good on gas. Maybe I need to get one of
these new diesels.
Allan Streib via Mercedes wrote:
FYI -- (not mine)
I am selling a very Nice Mercedes ALL WHEEL DRIVE!
It is a Turbo Diesal Bluetech with only 88,000 miles.
Very Good on gas 24MPG
Fully Loaded with all power
confused me. Mind you
something not very hard to do. ;-)
MG
Mitch Haley via Mercedes wrote:
On Fri, July 10, 2020 8:04 am, MG via Mercedes wrote:
Because the dust will probably catch on the interior of the
supply duct before it even gets to any filters that may be in the room
supply vents
Because the dust will probably catch on the interior of the
supply duct before it even gets to any filters that may be in the
room supply vents.
MG
Jim Cathey via Mercedes wrote:
"the charged plasma induces particles to coagulate or stick together making
them bigger and easier for your
So wouldn't it make more sense to have that device in the return
air flow before the air gets to the filter into the air handler?
But then that depends on where your filter is. In my system I
have two filters, the first is in the return duct grill before
the air and dust in the house gets
Here is the list that I found. Note that probably the diff from a
second gen 126 will not bolt into a 123 but the 85 126 will work
in the 123. So you have 4 vehicles as donors, the 123 300d, 300cd
and 300td and the 126 300sd. All of those are 85's.
Compatibility
Different final drives
The
We are driving our OM617 down to Orlando on 6/17. That
is a 240 mile round trip. Not a very large distance but
it will get it out to stretch it's legs.
MG
Kevin Kraly via Mercedes wrote:
May your OM615 run well on this 6/15!
Kevin in Hillsboro, OR
2019 Sprinter 12 passenger 144WB 875 miles,
Not me. I would give anyone at least $500 for a good
clean rustfree 300TD. As long as the AC and everything
else works.
MG
Kaleb Striplin via Mercedes wrote:
Who among us is cheap?
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On May 30, 2020, at 5:53 AM, Dan Penoff via Mercedes
wrote:
Not easy to find, and
If the car hasn't been used for a long time it may be
that the disk is rusted to the flywheel. That has
happened more then once on some cars I have had.
If you can start it in gear you should be able to break
it loose by sudden acceleration deceleration while
holding the clutch down.
MG
I'm with you. I read almost all the emails and those
that don't interest me at the first few words get the
trash bag.
MG
Allan Streib via Mercedes wrote:
I like seeing the pointers to cars for sale, because I don't use
Facebook nor do I have the time to browse craigslist, copart, hemmings,
That's true I have only 330k or so now. My wife's
Tacoma has over 360 and doesn't leak anywhere.
Randy Bennell via Mercedes wrote:
On 14/05/2020 4:38 PM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
Well the past couple of months my 83 TD has been running exceptionally
well.
Could it be because of a much higher
Well the past couple of months my 83 TD has been
running exceptionally well.
Could it be because of a much higher quality of
fuel then we have been getting?
Randy Bennell via Mercedes wrote:
OK, I am sticking my neck out here because I am going to complain about
the list.
It is really going
Thank you Allen,
That is interesting. The seller has three adds and
only one is
shipped by Amazon. Amazon may only ship the item
if you have
prime or pay for 2nd day.
I also see the Free return and wonder if Amazon is
restocking
those items and sending them out as new. That
would account
link to part please
MG
Allan Streib via Mercedes wrote:
Ordered a part on Monday. Today, Friday, it has not yet even shipped.
They used to ship most stuff within a day if not hours.
Allan
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So am I but damed if I'm going to go look at a pig
in a poke. As long as some people insist on doing
Fakebook I'm out of contact.
MG
Floyd Thursby via Mercedes wrote:
But you are our Florida Man
--FT
On 4/29/20 10:01 AM, Dan Penoff via Mercedes wrote:
Port Orange is not in my area. Day
Disconnect that line from the tank and put it into
a glass of water and look for bubbles. Keep the
connection on the tank closed with your finger and
keep the cap on it.
MG
Dimitri Seretakis via Mercedes wrote:
Right but I don’t have a radiator neck, I have a coolant expansion tank with
Oh forgot to say that I used small ductwork sheet
metal screws. Very sharp point and short. Worked
great.
MG
Allan Streib via Mercedes wrote:
Long-ish story, but I'm working on making a custom transisition piece
between two non-standard duct sizes. I have mocked up what I need to
make using
Mercedes wrote:
You need to report back on how this worked out, and what car you used it on.
Looks like it could be an economical replacement for the Hirschmann.
-D
On Apr 8, 2020, at 9:15 AM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
Insane price! I just bought a whole replacement antenna assembly and 10 or more
Insane price! I just bought a whole replacement
antenna assembly and 10 or more different seals
for various cars for only $32.99 on Amazon.
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07XGN8FG3/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8=1
MG
Rick Knoble via Mercedes wrote:
Looking for these a
I had a dog years ago that needed thyroxine. Vet
gave me a prescription for it and told me to go
the the locally owned small town drugstore down
the street and I would get it for a couple of
dollars a month. It was always just expired people
meds and always worked. Doubt that you can now
Mann via Mercedes wrote:
Does it have log books?
Engine?
What year?
How long since flown or had annual?
Wood wing spars?
Stored inside?
I'm interested maybe...
On Thu, Apr 2, 2020 at 3:26 PM MG via Mercedes
wrote:
If you want another project I have almost all of
the parts for an Aeronca
It has/had an n number and was registered wouldn't
know where to find the data plate.
OK Don via Mercedes wrote:
I would be, if I thought I'd live long enough to get it to flying condition
...
It needs a data plate and N number to be able to be legal.
On Thu, Apr 2, 2020 at 5:26 PM MG via
If you want another project I have almost all of
the parts for an Aeronca Chief.
MG
OK Don via Mercedes wrote:
I pulled the roller up and down the runway today, and managed to get the
Tailwind onto it's gear today. The second airframe is the Woddy's Pusher
project, with the Cessna in the
I remember about 15 years ago, or maybe a bit
more, an old Prof at UF was working on something
like that including a hand grenade smoke bomb
thing for use by firemen who would just pull the
pin and throw it into a burning room and the smoke
of whatever chemical would put out the fire.
Wonder
That's the one!
Randy Bennell via Mercedes wrote:
Don't be so clumsy?
RB
On 25/03/2020 5:20 PM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
Nope, way off.
Randy Bennell via Mercedes wrote:
Rubber dishes?
RB
On 25/03/2020 1:07 PM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
You do know there is a cure for that, right?
MG
Nope, way off.
Randy Bennell via Mercedes wrote:
Rubber dishes?
RB
On 25/03/2020 1:07 PM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
You do know there is a cure for that, right?
MG
Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes wrote:
We have the dark brown granite counter tops that were fashionable 20
years
ago. They do
You do know there is a cure for that, right?
MG
Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes wrote:
We have the dark brown granite counter tops that were fashionable 20 years
ago. They do NOT stain but are truly impressive at breaking glassware when
dropped from cabinet height..
On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at
it. I’ve used them before to retrofit ceiling fans and they work
quite well.
https://www.amazon.com/Hubbell-Raco-936-Ceiling-Fan-Support/dp/B000HEIYHA
<https://www.amazon.com/Hubbell-Raco-936-Ceiling-Fan-Support/dp/B000HEIYHA>
-D
On Mar 24, 2020, at 9:42 AM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
It may
It may depend on what kind of can lights they are.
Some are made to be installed from below through
the hole that they will sit in. Maybe you will be
lucky and find that that is what you have. Or grab
the wire to the light or ventilation fan through
the hole for the new fan and if there is
Amen.
Dan Penoff via Mercedes wrote:
Cashed in his chips?
-D
On Mar 21, 2020, at 1:45 PM, Kaleb Striplin via Mercedes
wrote:
I think he was in poor health for quite some time. Not related to the virus as
far as I know.
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On Mar 21, 2020, at 12:25 PM, Peter Frederick
Cassio g-shock. If you go below 350 feet then you
are probably dead anyway, unless you are a real
professional.
Peter Frederick via Mercedes wrote:
Seiko 7009 no matter what I'm doing except when immersion in water is part of
it. Take it off then.
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Peter Frederick via Mercedes wrote:
Rears are identical, clean the calipers well and use some anti-sieze on the
slots to help preventing brake drag (this is a real problem on the wagon for
some reason).
Fronts are easier as it's a single piston floating caliper. Remove one slide
bolt,
Dan,
really???
Overreaction
I'm with Meade.
MG
Meade Dillon via Mercedes wrote:
Please moderate me for the duration of Curly's moderation.
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Charleston SC
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It still comes in glass bottles? All I've looked
at in the stores are in plastic. In any case your
method will probably work quite well, unless you
don't want to buy a bottle just to find out.
MG
Craig via Mercedes wrote:
On Fri, 20 Mar 2020 11:55:36 -0500 MG via Mercedes
wrote
If it says 'contains quinine' on the bottle then
it should. If I remember right quinine fluoresces
under UV light so you could hit it with your AC
leak detector light and see what happens
MG.
Clay via Mercedes wrote:
So, I should increase intake of Gin and Tonic?
I wonder if Schweppes
Mellow yellow
Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes wrote:
The color or the spice?
On Mon, Mar 16, 2020 at 12:35 PM Greg Fiorentino via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
I'm just mad about saffron
G
-Original Message-
From: Mercedes [mailto:mercedes-boun...@okiebenz.com] On
Then when you add the cost of the used door and
the freight shipping, it might be a bit more then
you thought. Depending on where it came from.
Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes wrote:
Repair cost would exceed installation/replacement with a less rusty door.
On Wed, Feb 12, 2020 at 12:42 PM
At the UF print lab where they will do printing
for a reasonable cost they have a printer that
uses a carbon fiber embedded plastic that they
have used to produce motorcycle brake and clutch
levers that are almost impossible to break.
MG
Dan Penoff via Mercedes wrote:
Something as a small
OOPS!! I forgot the link.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/BDYV3N/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8=1
MG via Mercedes wrote:
Possibly something like this which doesn't rely on reflection from the
ground. Cheap enough to buy one and see if it works and then get more
for better
Possibly something like this which doesn't rely on
reflection from the ground. Cheap enough to buy
one and see if it works and then get more for
better coverage.
MG
G Mann via Mercedes wrote:
Any reason why the device could not be mounted on a stationary stand, clear
of runway [of course]
search for free windows 10 on youtube. I remember
seeing it there
Max Dillon via Mercedes wrote:
I've got to move to Win 10 soon, where can I get it free or cheap?
Max Dillon
Charleston SC
Dec 14, 2019 8:40:49 AM ROGER HALE via Mercedes :
It's unfortunate that some of you hate Windows.
Lots of fun. I have had one for a long time now
and love to shoot it. Though I thought it was a
Super Blackhawk in .44 magnum. Is that the same
thing? Kicks about like the Dragoon with 30 grains
of triple X in it.
MG
Curt Raymond via Mercedes wrote:
I've got a Blackhawk (I think it is
at 9:43 AM MG via Mercedes wrote:
Given the over $2500 price...
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Last time I checked about a year ago they had one
that would fit in the smaller diff housing on my
123 TD. The problem was they couldn't tell me
which ring and pinion setup I would need to match
it and fit to the diff. Given the over $2500
price I didn't want to order one and then have to
I'm not an engineer and haven't even played one on
TV so I'm not making any claims that this will
work for you.
What my dad and I did on the porch we built on
his house was to run cables with turnbuckles for
adjustment from both inner corners to the opposite
outside corners of the roof.
cutting off stem and heated up the arm / joint with
a torch, they pressed out pretty easy.
-
Max
Charleston SC
On Sun, Nov 3, 2019 at 8:40 AM MG via Mercedes
wrote:
They must be in there a lot tighter then in the
123. I knocked the ball joints out of mine with
two hammers very
They must be in there a lot tighter then in the
123. I knocked the ball joints out of mine with
two hammers very easily. Put the ball of one
hammer on the bottom of the ball joint and then
hit the flat head of that hammer with a bigger
one. The round ball end supposedly collapses the
outside
ught another boat this week and my
younger son and I are going to haul it out to the cottage tomorrow for
winter storage under the carport. I wish it were spring and we were going
to put it in the lake and try it out.
Randy
On 01/11/2019 3:33 PM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
Well I finally got around to fi
been. I bought another boat this week and my younger son and
I are going to haul it out to the cottage tomorrow for winter storage under the
carport. I wish it were spring and we were going to put it in the lake and try
it out.
Randy
On 01/11/2019 3:33 PM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
Well I
to haul it out to the cottage tomorrow for
winter storage under the carport. I wish it were spring and we were
going to put it in the lake and try it out.
Randy
On 01/11/2019 3:33 PM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
Well I finally got around to fixing my fuel tank. Cut a piece of sheet
metal and put
Nah. Just have to rinse them good with water. I
couldn't even get the light smoke to ignite. I
think it was mostly steam from the water drying up.
Jim Cathey via Mercedes wrote:
Brazing diesel tanks is not safe, either. I've done it, and it sucks.
My secret was to stuff a hose from the
/2019 3:33 PM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
Well I finally got around to fixing my fuel tank. Cut a piece of sheet
metal and put it on. It isn't as pretty a job as the factory did on
the fuel line spigot but it doesn't leak any more.
Good day to work today 65 deg all day. It was glorious.
MG
Looks
Well I finally got around to fixing my fuel tank. Cut a piece of sheet
metal and put it on. It isn't as pretty a job as the factory did on the
fuel line spigot but it doesn't leak any more.
Good day to work today 65 deg all day. It was glorious.
MG
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I believe it was incorrect tension.
OK Don via Mercedes wrote:
The presence, or lack of them caused the collapse?
On Thu, Oct 31, 2019 at 2:01 PM Randy Bennell via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
Post tensioning cables.
-D
Is that not what caused the problem with that pedestrian
If it's the top floor of the parking deck then it
might be for solar hot water heating.
MG
Dan--- via Mercedes wrote:
Nope. If you closely, you can see the conduit (gray) run across the deck as
well.
Note that it’s spaced pretty evenly in one direction, but the ones that cross
at 90
Also if it is at all like the 123, make sure to
look at the torsion bar bushings on the firewall.
If they are loose then the upper control arms will
tend to move horizontally since the torsion bar
acts as a front to back control for them. Found
that out when I finally replaced them on the TD
a soldering iron
rather than a torch. Much safer without flame.
I wonder also about getting the liquid sealing stuff that you pour into
the tank and slosh around in case there are more pin holes about to appear.
Didn't we have a thread on that not too long ago?
Randy
On 21/10/2019 8:58 AM, MG via
sealant in a caulking tube. (sorry, I forgot what it was. It
held for years, probably until the truck was crushed. they rusted above
the seam, and mine was rusted out 18-24 inches, and at places inch size
holes.
MG via Mercedes wrote on 10/21/19 10:04 AM:
May give that a try or some of that two
coasts to a stop, the gas tank stops with no further drama, the
woman gets out of the car and says, "I think I lost my gas tank." Uh
yeah looks like it. I felt bad for her but it was pretty funny, all
things considered.
--FT
On 10/21/19 9:58 AM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
Found a
Found a small leak in my fuel tank on the 83 300TD
yesterday. Called just now and MB wants over a
thousand for a new one. Looks like I will be
draining it and brazing the hole in the not too
distant future unless I can find a good one pretty
soon in a local U-pull.
MG
They should and do if they were set up right, with
the right equipment and the battery back-up
capabilities.
Scott Ritchey via Mercedes wrote:
Reminds me of a TV mystery where hospital patients died mysteriously day after
day at about the same time. It turned out that he cleanin lady
From what I have read of the manual, this thing
plugs into an outlet on one of the circuits of
your breaker panel and then feeds back into the
panel. The bad part of that is when the power goes
out and you have the battery backup off grid
controller and inverter installed when the power
goes
most of the house, with the master bedroom using
5GHz wifi from a mesh network that has a node maybe 15 feet away. Signal
strength is solid.
-D
On Oct 15, 2019, at 5:11 PM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
I got the impression that it had nothing to do with bandwidth. Here is a quote
of what I read,
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damn straight I will when I get fed up with
garbage from people who have never owned one.
Randy Bennell via Mercedes wrote:
Wow! Don't hold back. Tell us what you really think.
Randy
On 15/10/2019 3:32 PM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
Holy Sh-t people have you ever had one? How long should
200k
on his xB, but he's still unhappy about the Taco letting him down)
Mitch
On October 15, 2019 at 4:32 PM MG via Mercedes wrote:
Holy Sh-t people have you ever had one? How long
should it last to be considered good?
As long as a Mercedes?
My wife has driven an 03 4cyl 2wd Tacoma since
new
tions when it comes to
pixellation or quality, but again, we’re so close to the antennas here it
rarely occurs.
-D
On Oct 15, 2019, at 4:05 PM, MG via Mercedes wrote:
Thanks Dan,
One of the reviewers was saying something about a slight picture problem in
fast action shots so I was wonde
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