Thought some of you might like this for your non-MB purchases...
http://www.fatwallet.com/forums/hot-deals/370308/
John
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I picked up the tea habit when I was in Taiwan on a
business trip in '86 or thereabouts. The one female
engineer (rather cute!) in the office took me to a
high-end tea supply shop where I got a lesson on oolongs,
which I found I liked. Complete with instructions on how
to prepare it and taste
Proper tea in the UK and American markets disappeared when TV started
running a couple short ads every half hour, and in the UK, when there
was a few minute gap between shows (as they don't have ads like we
do). You can make a cup of crappy tea-bag tea in a couple minutes
(boiling water
You probably need a wheel puller (cheap at HF) to get the pulley off.
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Bob Rentfro wrote:
Suppose you're right. The old belt vice grip method worked to a point.
I thought there would be a key setting the fan/pulley in place on the shaft.
Isn't there one?
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On Sat, Jan 16, 2010 at
http://www.bigelowtea.com/plantation.aspx
The only home-grown tea in the US! And quite tasty too. My neighbor!
--R
Peter Frederick wrote:
Proper tea in the UK and American markets disappeared when TV started
running a couple short ads every half hour, and in the UK, when there
was a few
Nothing like the smoky camel dung flavor of lapsong suchong...
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 12:49 AM, Walt Zarnoch zarnoch...@gmail.com wrote:
I bow before an elder much wiser than myself. ;)
I'll check those out for sure.
What is your opinion on Chai?
I prefer a strong brew with very little
Rich Thomas wrote:
http://www.bigelowtea.com/plantation.aspx
The only home-grown tea in the US! And quite tasty too. My neighbor!
Is this what you buy if you don't want crumbs/floor sweepings?
http://www.bigelowtea.com/Catalog/Category/36/4/Loose+Tea.aspx
Mitch.
Does anyone want to part with a spare plastic glove box door liner for a
w123 (1985 300td)? I cannot get the door to close because the latching
mechanism is buggered irretrievably. I need the plastic liner (123 689
0583) and latching tongue (123 689 0132), preferably still connected and
At the plant you can see the leaves come in, they let them dry for a
while then they chop them up and do some other stuff (get out the stems,
etc.) on this little line they have set up. Then the conveyor takes
them to a drying room, where it is left for varying times and temps to
get the
The plastic liner is only about $20 new.
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On Jan 17, 2010, at 11:40 AM, andrew strasfogel astrasfo...@gmail.com wrote:
Does anyone want to part with a spare plastic glove box door liner for a
w123 (1985 300td)? I cannot get the door to close because the latching
mechanism
There are a bunch of 123s in the junkyard I go to, I could go get one
from them if you want. Probably wouldn't be much.
--R
andrew strasfogel wrote:
Does anyone want to part with a spare plastic glove box door liner for a
w123 (1985 300td)? I cannot get the door to close because the
http://charleston.craigslist.org/cto/1556862506.html
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Being so close to the Canucks, here in Seattle, we just mosey on up
and visit Murchie's Tea Room. Vast walls and floor space jammed with
teas of all shades and flavors. Don't drink enough of the stuff to
make it worth hauling home, since it ages and loses the brightness of
flavour I
LOL
I have a tin of that (twinings,loose) sitting on my desk in my cube at
work, next to my old Krups Novo compact... My home machine isn't much
newer; a Rancilio Audrey (upgraded with a commercial portafilter)
For tea I either drink that, roobios, or chamomile (great for GI
woes...)
OK, I'll bite ;-) What a oolong? A kind of tea? the flavor? brand? type?
(leaves, bags,etc) or what?
Thx
LarryT
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Wow! That's looks like a great deal! I think I paid around $7500 for my
'91 3 years ago - would love to have a 98!
I wonder how build quality compares between the W124 and 98 300D?
Anybody have any ideas?
Thx
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Thanks for that info!
I also have a new WP on the shelf. I changed the T'stat when I bought the
car as it was stuck open. I was kind of thinking it was the pump seal
too - your experience reinforces that opinion.
Was looking at changing the WP but it looks like a lot of work. ;-)
The cap on my exp tank was bad and I replaced it a few weeks ago - was
hoping that might be causing the leak but no such luck. As you said, they
can look good but be bad. When I examined the rubber seal I found it had
come apart from the metal parts. Naturally , after I bought one from
That's an early W210. All of the 210's have, or will have rust issues
(such as bubbles popping in the middle of panels, nowhere near a chip
or scratch). Beware the front spring perches (which have rusted off!),
the blower motor regulator (the redesigned one requires a redesigned
blower
LarryT wrote:
I wonder how build quality compares between the W124 and 98 300D?
The ad says 1996. Normally aspirated 24v engine with variable intake tuning and
EGR. The butterflies in the intake runners get gunked up and seize. There's also
some fun with fuel fittings, and for some reason
John wrote:
For espresso, these days it's either LaVazza Dek or Qualita Oro... I feel
like I need to sneak my shots of espresso when I am home so that my son
won't mooch them!
Where do I purchase LaVazza stuff?
I want to find a local shop, but they are all downtown Chicago. I
would think
Walt Zarnoch wrote:
I seem to remember at least one OEM using ATF in their PS system, darned if
i can remember which.
Mercedes still does, in the G, M, GL, and R-Class. MB sez MB Power
Steering Fluid MB Part No. BQ 1 46 0001 or an approved Dexron III ATF
The difference being that you pay
Son with '07 320CDI just called. 'Just finished reassembling after attempted
air filter change. Raleigh stealer sold 'im the wrong filters! Damned big
hassle to take it all apart; then have the wrong filters!
Wilton
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i don't see plain tea though, just fancy flavored stuff. drinking fancy
flavorwed stuff would make me a dandy!
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 11:28 AM, Rich Thomas
richthomas79td...@constructivity.net wrote:
http://www.bigelowtea.com/plantation.aspx
The only home-grown tea in the US! And quite
this is really of interest to me. it's not about it being the best tea in
the world, just like it wasn't about yeungling competing with belgium's
finest handmades . if it's as good as a major indian or english, i'd gladly
make the switch to the charleston tea.
hitherto, your major american tea
i don't drink any kind of fancy drink. i maybe add a little lemon or lime
to my tea, but otherwise nothing. no sweetener. no milk. nothing.
i'll drink it hot in small doses, but large quantities are always consumed
over ice.
this is just my own trip though, some manly virtues kind of
the 98 is all POS compared to your 124
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 1:21 PM, LarryT l02tur...@comcast.net wrote:
Wow! That's looks like a great deal! I think I paid around $7500 for my
'91 3 years ago - would love to have a 98!
I wonder how build quality compares between the W124 and 98 300D?
Whoops, turns out I had it backwards, chest compressions are the real deal,
rescue breathing may not be.
-Curt
Date: Sat, 16 Jan 2010 23:46:56 -0500
From: Hursley hurs...@verizon.net
To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Real heroes
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Heck yeah! All other bagged teas pale by comparison!
-Curt
Date: Sat, 16 Jan 2010 23:56:12 -0500
From: Gary Hurst jabbahur...@gmail.com
To: Banned List ban...@okiebenz.com, Mercedes Discussion List
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Subject: [MBZ] now here is a chinese product i can happily endorse!
chamomile (great for GI woes...) I didn't realize...
Guess what I'm going to be drinking for awhile.
Prilosec seems to irritate my stomach (strange side effect of the acid reducers
according to my doc) so I'm on Prevacid lately but it doesn't seem to do the
job. Next time I talk to the doc
OK, I'll bite ;-) What a oolong? A kind of tea? the flavor? brand?
type? (leaves, bags,etc) or what?
My understanding is that there's green tea, which is just
leaves, dried. Black tea, which is fermented and then dried.
Then there's oolong, which is only partially fermented.
All are the
Hi all -
I have part of a Mitchell Manual - used in shops to determine how many hours
of labor can be charged for different jobs. Most of the manual was
sold/given away a few years ago but the MB part is still here.
It's free to anyone waning it for the shipping cost.
It covers early 60s to
Yeah, but how to attach the other piece and spring so that the door closes
properly and stays closed?
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 12:02 PM, Dimitri Seretakis dsereta...@yahoo.comwrote:
The plastic liner is only about $20 new.
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On Jan 17, 2010, at 11:40 AM, andrew strasfogel
well send me your address and I'll put a few samples in the mail, you
can decide if you like then order some from the plantation.
--R
Gary Hurst wrote:
this is really of interest to me. it's not about it being the best tea in
the world, just like it wasn't about yeungling competing with
gary hurst
1383 fairfield dr
lilburn, ga 30047
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 4:16 PM, Rich Thomas
richthomas79td...@constructivity.net wrote:
well send me your address and I'll put a few samples in the mail, you can
decide if you like then order some from the plantation.
--R
Gary Hurst wrote:
Curt
Get the GI consult and get an endoscopy so there is no doubt of what's going
on. I was flailing like you are, got the referral for the
super-fly-lesbian-gut-doctor, had the scope and found the Barrett's
Esophagus before it went all cancer on me. I do a protonix each morn and the
acid
Curt:
Assume you are totally lactose intolerant and cut out all lactose
containing substances. I've personally come to the conclusion that
acid reflux isn't an acid production problem, per se, but a gastric
propulsion problem (vapor lock, sort of) as a result of improper
fermentation of
I use http://www.wholelattelove.com
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On Jan 17, 2010, at 13:54, Mountain Man maontin@gmail.com wrote:
John wrote:
For espresso, these days it's either LaVazza Dek or Qualita Oro...
I feel
like I need to sneak
I recently replaced that inner plastic glove door piece. It's not that
complicated. Just start taking it apart and photograph each step.
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On Jan 17, 2010, at 4:11 PM, andrew strasfogel astrasfo...@gmail.com wrote:
Yeah, but how to attach the other piece and spring so that
Actually, I think that you are going to have to take it apart anyway if you
replace the whole door because the hinges attach to the door. In order to
detach them that plastic cover has to come off.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jan 17, 2010, at 4:47 PM, Dimitri Seretakis dsereta...@yahoo.com wrote:
WILTON wrote:
Son with '07 320CDI just called. 'Just finished reassembling after attempted
air filter change.
One would expect a dealer parts counterman to be able to produce the correct
scheduled maintenance parts for a three year old car.
I wonder if he got the gasser filter instead of
A pound of tea is worth how many bags?
http://www.amazon.com/Lipton-Yellow-Label-Tea-450g/dp/B000JSQK5C
Curt Raymond wrote:
Heck yeah! All other bagged teas pale by comparison!
Gary Hurst wrote:
1383 fairfield dr
Does it look like this?
http://tinyurl.com/yj879jf
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that would be a fair representation. i see they have new pics.
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 5:20 PM, Mitch Haley m...@voyager.net wrote:
Gary Hurst wrote:
1383 fairfield dr
Does it look like this?
http://tinyurl.com/yj879jf
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'Zackly; yeah, one would expect.
I'm sure son paid well for getting crapped upon, too.
Wilton
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] R320CDIFILTERS
WILTON
Gary Hurst wrote:
that would be a fair representation. i see they have new pics.
So this is after the immigrants creamed the wagon?
Mitch.
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I've already detached the door and removed the plastic liner, The problem
is that the metal latch has come apart from the plastic liner and I don't
know how to reattach it.
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 4:53 PM, Dimitri Seretakis dsereta...@yahoo.comwrote:
Actually, I think that you are going to
WILTON wrote:
'Zackly; yeah, one would expect.
I'm sure son paid well for getting crapped upon, too.
Takes two filters. You know who wants about $40 a pair.
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very probably but the resolution was is too low in the email for me to see.
that is the exact position it was parked in. now picture a work van in
reverse joy riding around the curve at way too high a speed. if you can
follow further down the hill on fairfield (would be to leftward in the
bottom
He'll try to get future ones from Rusty.
Wilton
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Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 5:44 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] R320CDIFILTERS
WILTON wrote:
'Zackly; yeah, one would expect.
I'm
Bob/Peter,
I'm a victim of my symptoms. I get chest pain on exertion and if I'm
stressed/excited (getting a clunker snowmobile to start for instance) at all
other times I feel fine. No reflux, no taste (although I've had that before) no
indigestion of any kind, no heartburn...
So you go to
Does anybody know of a free tool for creating craigslist templates? I
guess I would need one that will use photos I have hosted on my server.
I have seen some but they all want you to upload for them to host.
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re : says 1996.
Sorry - I mis-wrote.
Thanks!
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http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/1557486376.html
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Subject: Fw: Portugese 'Running-of-the-bulls'
I've heard of the Running-of-the-Bulls but this is ridiculous.
I wonder how many are badly injured or killed during this
unbelievable Portugal Só marradas.. It is probably one of
the funniest videos I've watched..
When the first video is complete,
The doctor had no choice but to work up the chest pain. Chest pain = EKG
period. A good doctor first rules out what will imminently kill you. And ER
docs usually run a battery of tests because they don't like discharging patient
to home until they are positive that the patient is OK.
Nope.
Wilton
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Subject: [MBZ] somebody needs to buy this quick
http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/1557486376.html
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On Sun, 17 Jan 2010 09:53:55 -0600 Peter Frederick psf...@earthlink.net
wrote:
Proper tea in the UK and American markets disappeared when TV started
running a couple short ads every half hour, and in the UK, when there
was a few minute gap between shows (as they don't have ads like we
On Sun, 17 Jan 2010 16:11:09 -0500 andrew strasfogel
astrasfo...@gmail.com wrote:
Yeah, but how to attach the other piece and spring so that the door
closes properly and stays closed?
I just did that repair on my glovebox door. It broke at one point
recently, with the spring jumping the
It seems like the glovebox is one of the few flaws of the 123 diesel design.
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On Sun, 17 Jan 2010 16:11:09 -0500 andrew strasfogel
astrasfo...@gmail.com wrote:
Yeah, but how to attach the other piece
On Sun, 17 Jan 2010 15:27:55 -0600 Peter Frederick psf...@earthlink.net
wrote:
Curt:
Assume you are totally lactose intolerant and cut out all lactose
containing substances. I've personally come to the conclusion that
acid reflux isn't an acid production problem, per se, but a gastric
On Sun, 17 Jan 2010 17:37:44 -0500 andrew strasfogel
astrasfo...@gmail.com wrote:
I've already detached the door and removed the plastic liner, The
problem is that the metal latch has come apart from the plastic liner
and I don't know how to reattach it.
Send a picture to the list to show us
i haven't gone down the gourmet tea road. like any gourmet road, it's a
large investment and you may no longer like yeungling after you make it.
but the tempation to take that step over the line from teabag guy to
enthusiast is always there
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 8:41 PM, Craig McCluskey
Search for all the food type remedies.
Perhaps eat tons of garlic - the former Kiev resident I work with said
it is europe's most potent killer of stuff you want dead in your body
- i.e. it kills all the bad stuff in your mouth that causes tooth
cavities, etc. I have begun taking fresh garlic
Chewing on garlic? Chicks must be flocking your way!
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On Jan 17, 2010, at 9:28 PM, Mountain Man maontin@gmail.com wrote:
Search for all the food type remedies.
Perhaps eat tons of garlic - the former Kiev resident I work with said
it is europe's most potent killer of
i've always been a fan of gordon's. way back in they day, i arranged for
the knutson brothers to bring gordon to rusty-q. they were quite angry with
me and complained that gordon stunk of garlic the whole way.
well, yeah, i mean, that is his charm, no?
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 9:28 PM, Mountain
jabba wrote:
i haven't gone down the gourmet tea road. like any gourmet road, it's a
large investment and you may no longer like yeungling after you make it.
I thought yeungling is a limp wrist beer? - that is, gourmet?
I gotta find some in ChiTown.
mao
i'm not sure what i'd need such a vehicle for, personally. it's so very big
and all.
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http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/1557486376.html
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Dimitri wrote:
Chewing on garlic? Chicks must be flocking your way!
Yep - that don't work.
Although, I do like the odor of garlic, really.
When my wife eats garlic for whatever reason and has that fine aroma
oozing from the pores of her skin - I find it nice, really.
mao
jabba wrote:
well, yeah, i mean, that is his charm, no?
Yeah - and I toned it back for the special event - the HotlantaQ.
DBV didn't even make it - he caught wind I was riding along...
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no, it's not gourmet. it's ordinary guy beer and has been forever. that's
the whole point. you become a gourmet like brown and you tell us that
yeungling doesn't compare to some extra fancy belgian stuff.
when you become an expert you often lose the beauty of things. that is
the point
let me
no, the first time was you with both of them. no?
it's amazing how long we've all been together that we the details of these
events already slip our minds
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 9:39 PM, Mountain Man maontin@gmail.com wrote:
jabba wrote:
well, yeah, i mean, that is his charm, no?
Mmmm good. Garlic scent oozing from skin. It sure as hell tastes good though.
It's just the antisocial aspect of it that can potentially be problematic.
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On Jan 17, 2010, at 9:38 PM, Mountain Man maontin@gmail.com wrote:
Dimitri wrote:
Chewing on garlic? Chicks must
jabba wrote:
no, it's not gourmet. it's ordinary guy beer and has been forever. that's
the whole point. you become a gourmet like brown and you tell us that
yeungling doesn't compare to some extra fancy belgian stuff.
Yeah, well - that is what gourmet is, eh?
What do I want with some idiot
Dimitri wrote:
Mmmm good. Garlic scent oozing from skin.
I heard that this is what garlic does - it comes out from your skin as
odor - good or bad.
I think most people are like what you say - they find garlic odor as
anti-social, so ya just gotta be careful. I think garlic is a
wonderful odor.
jabba wrote:
no, the first time was you with both of them. no?
They were both supposed to come, but only DBT was in the car - the
newly repaired TD that hit a deer.
mao
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Sure and I'm not concerned about that, we did a stress test that came back
negative, great. Then he put me on naproxin which aggravated my gut which led
to Protonix which made an improvement and Prilosec which got more improvement
and finally Prevacid which is not as good for me.
The thing is
If it were closer I'd grab that thing for sure. The rust doesn't look so bad,
not nearly as bad as my 240D anyway.
-Curt
Date: Sun, 17 Jan 2010 20:33:58 -0500
From: WILTON wilt...@nc.rr.com
To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Subject: Re: [MBZ] somebody needs to buy this quick
Son with '07 320CDI just called. ..
If he used the term CDI, he may have confused the poor counterman since the
'07 is called Bluetec.
RLE
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I keep forgetting to eat some yoghurt, we've got it in the house, my wife eats
it, I just forget.
I'm one of a small group that really don't care about garlic. Its fine, I don't
mind it but its not my go-to seasoning... I'm Finnish, our go-to seasoning is
just to leave it bland... ;)
I told
I have begun taking fresh garlic bulb chewed up with
good high fat yogurt every morning - for grins...
That should clear out the office.
RLE
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Curt:
Angina is a result of blood flow deficiency to the heart due to
constricted arteries. Low oxygen will give the same results -- maybe
you have a breathing problem!
I have gotten much too large around the middle, and have problems
breathing if I'm bent over, and intestinal gas
But if it's all in your head and camomile tea makes it better, so
what, it's hardly poison! Probably better for you than Prilosec or
any other proton pump inhibitor, they DO have side effects!
Peter
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'Don't know what term he used when he asked for them; I wasn't there, but he
DOES know what vehicle he has, and I'd bet a lot that he asked for filters
for HIS vehicle just as he has before. 'Don't think I've ever heard 'im
call it either one. I don't know, but I thought they started calling
RLE wrote:
That should clear out the office.
A one man office is a beautiful thing.
I gotta pass the kiss from woman at the door, otherwise I don't go to
the office.
If she has no comment? - I'm good to go.
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Curt wrote:
I'm one of a small group that really don't care about garlic. Its fine, I
don't mind it but its not my go-to seasoning... I'm Finnish, our go-to
seasoning is just to leave it bland... ;)
Oh, I'm not speaking of garlic as go to seasoning.
I mean, garlic as the main course - at
Anybody know anything about muffler design? I've got an old snowmobile that the
muffler is NLA and a strange enough design that nothing else will work right.
I bought a muffler from a Cub Cadet tractor and its okay but still too loud. It
looks like that muffler is just a can with a tube that has
I've been brewing loose leaf Keemun and Darjeeling at work in these -
http://www.coffeeam.com/minpapfil.html for hot tea.
No muss, no fuss - just lift the little rod and dump the leaves and filter
in the trash.
I have a dedicated coffee maker at home that is used to brew hot tea - as
if it was
I stopped by a muffler shop Friday and nabbed some cut-offs. (2-3
inch pieces of new pipe.) I also bought more flux-core welding wire
for the Hobart. Ten pounds this time, $55 for the 0.035. I'd lost a
rubber exhaust hanger with the muffler Thursday. As I was at the
U-Pull I got a couple
I was wondering why everyone stays at least 50 feet UPwind from you.
Search for all the food type remedies.
Perhaps eat tons of garlic - the former Kiev resident I work with said
it is europe's most potent killer of stuff you want dead in your body
- i.e. it kills all the bad stuff in your
I decided that it's time to change the oil in the 300E - therfore the filter
needs to be changed at the same time ( first time for me on this car). I
found the oil filter - in approximately the same location it is on the OM60x
engines. However, it's a small diameter screw-on filter, almost under
This is not banned so I can't say what your advice is.
--R
Mountain Man wrote:
Search for all the food type remedies.
Perhaps eat tons of garlic - the former Kiev resident I work with said
it is europe's most potent killer of stuff you want dead in your body
- i.e. it kills all the bad stuff
There was no R Class Bluetec in 2007.
http://autos.yahoo.com/mercedes_benz_r_class_r320_cdi/
On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 7:05 PM, relng...@aol.com wrote:
Son with '07 320CDI just called. ..
If he used the term CDI, he may have confused the poor counterman since the
'07 is called Bluetec.
That car really is a frankenheap with all that patchwork! Do you have any
recent photos of this car? I'm sure Ive seen it before but that was years ago.
I need to get motivated to get my 220D back on the road. I started with an
extensive trunk floor and quarter panel rust repair project 5
Well now that the entire trunk floor is out I have a nice view of the
differential and rear axle shafts. The right side boot is torn and I'm sure
that the sandblasting that I did way back when didn't help matters since sand
probably found it's way into the torn boot. I figure it needs a new
Chamomile does wonders with gas that doesn't want to move...
I made a pint of it (extra strong, from 1 bag, with 2-3tsp of
tirbinado sugar) iced it down to just warm, put it into a sippy cup
and gave it to my 3yr old who woke up (screaming) with gas pains.
He took a few sips and a low
I wish I'd know that camomile tea fixed colic in infants when my
niece was small -- she howled pretty much non-stop for a year and a
half, bor thing.
I may have to try it myself!
Peter
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I think I took the old one out by hand or with channel locks. I
can't remember. I know I never had any special tool. The new one
can be turned on tight enough by hand.
I have a couple of new oil filters left over from the M102. I will
make you or lt don a deal in spring.
I decided
--R- wrote:
This is not banned so I can't say what your advice is.
change the address to banned and post - I'm interested.
mao
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