Jim Cathey wrote:
I wouldn't have asked at all except for a minor brain fart. For some
reason I'd misread the capacity given in the manual as 12.5 *gallons*,
which is way more than I wanted to deal with, but in hindsight there's
just no way it could hold that much. ;)
I don't think even t
I wouldn't have asked at all except for a minor brain fart. For some
reason I'd misread the capacity given in the manual as 12.5 *gallons*,
which is way more than I wanted to deal with, but in hindsight there's
just no way it could hold that much. ;)
I don't think even the infamous VW Beetle's
Marshall Booth wrote:
12.5 liters to completely drain and refill the cooling system and heater
core of an OM617.95 engined 123 or 126. That's 3.3 gallons. Most other
Mercedes diesels use less.
Hmm...I might as well just drain and refill the whole system, then. I
have no idea how long that
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From: "David Brodbeck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, April 28, 200
About how much coolant do I need to drain to change the thermostat on
an
OM617? Will three gallons do it?
Seems to me it's more like a gallon that has to come out.
Usually I just drain what will come out into a bucket, and
then pour it back in after the operation.
-- Jim
About how much coolant do I need to drain to change the thermostat on an
OM617? Will three gallons do it?
David Brodbeck
'83 300D Turbo
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> Subject: [MBZ] Thermostat Replacement
>
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> Howdy -
> Rec'd my new T'stat from Rusty yesterday and opened the hood thinking the
> t'stat housing would be on top like most other cars (and my 240D) - to my
> surpris
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy -
Rec'd my new T'stat from Rusty yesterday and opened the hood thinking the
t'stat housing would be on top like most other cars (and my 240D) - to my
surprise it looks like it's *under* the exhaust manifold! Doesn't look all
that hard to get to - 2 nuts and a ho
Howdy -
Rec'd my new T'stat from Rusty yesterday and opened the hood thinking the
t'stat housing would be on top like most other cars (and my 240D) - to my
surprise it looks like it's *under* the exhaust manifold! Doesn't look all
that hard to get to - 2 nuts and a hose to remove - but the coo
Hello All,
I put in a new thermostat last night which shipped with *2* rubber gaskets. As
I took out the old one I did not see any place to install one of the new rubber
gaskets. Where does the smaller gasket go on this car ? (I am hoping that it
is for a different model car.) It is just a
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