fan switch
modifications from the guy on prodigy so the electric fans come on at 92
instead of 100.
jim
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From: "John M McIntosh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 5:13 PM
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] S600 wiring
> Yeah - that is the one that got my interest. It will be a few months at
> least before I decide what I will get- something like that or an SDL or
just
> do a more throu
onday, January 30, 2006 5:36 PM
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] S600 wiring
My understanding was that it was never fixed. The alternate fix was to
install an evap from a e-class and a baffle to fill in the gap because the e
class evap isn't as wide.
However the internet
My understanding was that it was never fixed. The alternate fix was
to install an evap
from a e-class and a baffle to fill in the gap because the e class
evap isn't as wide.
However the internet is full of stories about evaps being replaced 3
or 4 times in the 90s,
so I'm not sure when the a
Speaking of evaporator failures, wonder if anyone knows when MB
recognized the error of their ways and reinforced this weak link? Was
it 96 or so?
Which also leads to the thought that perhaps the early 92 and up
replacements were not reinforced?
Thanks
On 1/30/06, John M McIntosh <[EMAIL PROTECT
Further to this I'll note not only will you need to replace the
engine wiring, it is also likely you'll replace the throttle
actuators (two) which have prices as much as $3000+ each, depending
of course who can acquire the parts for you. In reading on another
list it has been notice that re
AM
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] S600 wiring
the wiring degrades! Plan on replacing ALL the harness'. The ETA's harness
is also know to degrade, fortunately my ETA's were fine. Replacing the
evaporator and rear accumulators are the least of your worries.
Are y
f Marshall Booth
Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 11:16 AM
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] S600 wiring
BillR wrote:
>
>
> James - I have been toying with the idea of getting an S600 - one on ebay
> now looks pretty good, but I am not ready to make the jump. What is
BillR wrote:
For all those who offered help with the erratic blinker: It is still an
occasional problem, but playing with it [flashers, blinkers, stalk] usually
stops it. Never had the panel off where the flasher switch is located, and
I don't think I am getting contact cleaner where it need
On Monday, January 30, 2006, at 09:49 AM, BillR wrote:
For all those who offered help with the erratic blinker: It is still
an
occasional problem, but playing with it [flashers, blinkers, stalk]
usually
stops it. Never had the panel off where the flasher switch is
located, and
I don't think
the wiring degrades! Plan on replacing ALL the harness'. The ETA's harness
is also know to degrade, fortunately my ETA's were fine. Replacing the
evaporator and rear accumulators are the least of your worries.
Are you watching the 1992 white one with the fogs in the bumper? That one
has late model
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