Re: [MBZ] Running wire from trunk, '93 W124

2005-11-09 Thread Dave M.
Sorry Don... I only own W124's and haven't worked on any W126's. Those
pics are from my cars where I am still in the process of doing the
stereo install. Maybe this winter I'll get to complete the blue car!
Last winter my plans were derailed by the timing cover fiasco (for
those of you who remember - ugh.)

=)

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 Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 14:35:25 -0600
 From: Don  Teresa Merriman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: [MBZ] Running wire from trunk, '93 W124

 Dave, way kool
 Is that information, fotos, etc., available for the 126?
 Gracias
 Don



[MBZ] Running wire from trunk, '93 W124

2005-11-08 Thread Lee Levitt

Guys,

What's the best way to get a radio wire from the trunk to the cabin of a '93
W124? I've tried fishing a stiff wire alongside the cushion but all I run
into is metal (tank?). Guess I probably shouldn't drill through that.

Do I need to remove the seatback or parcel shelf? What's the best way to get
through?

TIA,

Lee
'93 300E 2.5L td 178K





Re: [MBZ] Running wire from trunk, '93 W124

2005-11-08 Thread Lee Levitt
CB Radio antenna wire.
 
How do I remove the rear seat back?
 
Thanks,
 
Lee


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are you trying to run the speaker wire ? best way to go is by removing the
rear seat back, find a hole from the trunk to the passenger compartment and
run it under the carpet. thats my suggestion anyway 
 
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Guys,



What's the best way to get a radio wire from the trunk to the cabin of a '93

W124? I've tried fishing a stiff wire alongside the cushion but all I run

into is metal (tank?). Guess I probably shouldn't drill through that.



Do I need to remove the seatback or parcel shelf? What's the best way to get

through?



TIA,



Lee

'93 300E 2.5L td 178K







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Re: [MBZ] Running wire from trunk, '93 W124

2005-11-08 Thread J.B. Hebert
The 124 chassis cars have cable channels on either side of the 
vehicle running all the way to the trunk.  If you remove the seat 
bottom, you can see where the channels go under the seat (you will 
see vacuum lines for the trunk and gas flap locks, and electrical 
wires).  You should be able to use these channels for your wire runs.


J.B.

At 09:30 AM 11/8/2005, you wrote:



Guys,

What's the best way to get a radio wire from the trunk to the cabin of a '93
W124? I've tried fishing a stiff wire alongside the cushion but all I run
into is metal (tank?). Guess I probably shouldn't drill through that.

Do I need to remove the seatback or parcel shelf? What's the best way to get
through?

TIA,

Lee
'93 300E 2.5L td 178K



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Re: [MBZ] Running wire from trunk, '93 W124

2005-11-08 Thread Dave M.
Lee,

The photos here should give you some ideas on how to run the wires:

http://www.w124performance.com/images/W124_stereo/blue_87/

http://www.w124performance.com/images/W124_stereo/white_87/

http://www.w124performance.com/images/W124_stereo/

:-)

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 Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 09:30:31 -0500
 From: Lee Levitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: [MBZ] Running wire from trunk, '93 W124

 Guys,

 What's the best way to get a radio wire from the trunk to the cabin of a '93
 W124? I've tried fishing a stiff wire alongside the cushion but all I run
 into is metal (tank?). Guess I probably shouldn't drill through that.

 Do I need to remove the seatback or parcel shelf? What's the best way to get
 through?

 TIA,

 Lee
 '93 300E 2.5L td 178K



Re: [MBZ] Running wire from trunk, '93 W124

2005-11-08 Thread Lee Levitt

Dave,

This is helpful but it doesn't tell me how to remove the upper seat. Any
idea on how to do so?

Thanks!

Lee


Dave writes:

 
 The photos here should give you some ideas on how to run the wires:
 
 http://www.w124performance.com/images/W124_stereo/blue_87/
 
 http://www.w124performance.com/images/W124_stereo/white_87/
 
 http://www.w124performance.com/images/W124_stereo/
 
 :-)
 
 +dm
 
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  Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 09:30:31 -0500
  From: Lee Levitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: [MBZ] Running wire from trunk, '93 W124
 
  Guys,
 
  What's the best way to get a radio wire from the trunk to 
 the cabin of 
  a '93 W124? I've tried fishing a stiff wire alongside the 
 cushion but 
  all I run into is metal (tank?). Guess I probably shouldn't 
 drill through that.
 
  Do I need to remove the seatback or parcel shelf? What's 
 the best way 
  to get through?
 
  TIA,
 
  Lee
  '93 300E 2.5L td 178K
 
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Re: [MBZ] Running wire from trunk, '93 W124

2005-11-08 Thread Aaron Lam
First remove the lower cushion by depressing the two orange tabs and
lifting it straight out. In the lower corner of the backrest you'll
see an 8mm bolt on each side, and there's another one underneath and
behind the center armrest. Once they're removed you can pull upward on
the backrest to remove it. The headrests need to be lowered though.

-Aaron
1987 300D
1987 300TD