It's not too bad, but going up the hill near our house with a relatively
cold 87 190D NA, I shifted down to 2 (the thing will not shift down itself)
and felt some light hesitation that came and went as we climbed the hill.
Wonder if this is more likely to be engine or tranny? I'm still too new to
felt some light hesitation that came and went as we climbed the hill.
Wonder if this is more likely to be engine or tranny?
Both can do it. One by slipping, the other by bogging down.
(Fuel supply problems, usually.) The big difference is whether
or not the engine RPM seems to climb during
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Subject: [MBZ] Hesitation Causes in 190D
It's not too bad, but going up the hill near our house with a relatively
cold 87 190D NA, I shifted down to 2 (the thing will not shift down itself)
and felt some light hesitation that came and went as we climbed the hill
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Sent: Tue, 8 Apr 2008 3:02 am
Subject: [MBZ] Hesitation Causes in 190D
It's not too bad, but going up the hill near our house with a relatively
cold 87 190D NA, I shifted down to 2
The 602 doesn't have a hand primer, so there's no pumping until you
hear the pressure relief valve open. I don't pump my 617 either, I
just change the inline filter before I go for a drive, and then
when I get home I change the spin-on with the engine warm. Restart
and hold 2000-2500 rpm with the
I'll give you $501.
Kevin in Hillsboro, OR
1983 300SD 267Kmi, Ursula
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OK, 505 and you deliver
Kevin Kraly wrote:
I'll give you $501.
Kevin in Hillsboro, OR
1983 300SD 267Kmi, Ursula
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Well, since I found out that I don't have to use the dirty old hand pump, I
think I'll keep 'er for the time being.
At least until I can order up one of those high mileage badges of honor from
MBUSA and then eventually apply it to the grille after 6 mo. of
procrastinating.
Brian
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