-liter 123 and 126 Diesel engines is the same as
Wilton's.
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WILTON via Mercedes
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In similar tests I did on my 123, 124 and 126, when I starting sucking the
oil
from them years
And another ATTABOY!
Wilton
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From: Curly McLain via Mercedes mercedes@okiebenz.com
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mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2015 4:02 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Oil Change Question - Mity Vac
I have been using an old plastic gas can, which pretty much collapses
but it works. I put either the big shop vac or the little one on it,
the small vac hose fits in the pour hole fine. I got an empty
R-whateverisusedthesedaysintheHVACunit and am going to fix that up at
some point for my
Pics of your fire extinguisher part of this please!
Greg
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I bought 2 of the fire extinguishers for the kids to have water fights with.
I figgered they could fill them with water and pressurize with the
compressor. They never thought it was a good
idea. So when I
The vacuum trap method is def easier than pumping the mityvac. Cool idea
with fire extinguisher! I have an old welch duo seal and i bleed brakes the
same way with two brass nipples and some sealing tape thru the top of a
spaghetti jar lid.
I bought 2 of the fire extinguishers for the kids to
Mercedes
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Oil Change Question - Mity Vac Extractor
In similar tests I did on my 123, 124 and 126, when I starting sucking
the
oil
from them years ago, I never got even a drop of oil from
Hi Guys,
I recently purchased a MityVac Oil fluid extractor to make my Mercedes
oil changes a little easier. There has been some concern throughout my
research that it doesn't get enough oil out and the plug is the best method.
To test that I extracted oil from my 2004 E320 4matic
Thanks Bob for reporting oil sucker experiment. I have wondred that too
with 40+ years of drain plug oil changes. I realize MMMV since i don't
use a mity vac but an electric pump or hand vacuum topsider type.
On Jan 17, 2015 4:34 PM, Robert Koziak via Mercedes mercedes@okiebenz.com
wrote:
Hi
This discussion was done several years ago too. The sucker does as
well with less effort than removing the sound pan and pulling the
plug. You can find the discussion in the archives. The $5 homemade
sucker does as well and often lasts longer compared to the most
expensive factory built
don't know location of bottom of dipstick tube in E320's
C300's.
Wilton
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Subject: [MBZ] Oil Change Question - Mity Vac Extractor
Hi Guys
of dipstick tube in E320's C300's.
Wilton
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From: Robert Koziak via Mercedes mercedes@okiebenz.com
To: mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2015 4:34 PM
Subject: [MBZ] Oil Change Question - Mity Vac Extractor
Hi Guys,
I recently purchased a MityVac
: [MBZ] Oil Change Question - Mity Vac Extractor
In similar tests I did on my 123, 124 and 126, when I starting sucking the
oil
from them years ago, I never got even a drop of oil from the drain port
after
having removed the oil by sucking. My conclusion: Sucking removes more
than draining
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