Re: [MBZ] hosed

Thanks! -- Max Dillon Charleston SC On July 6, 2019 10:11:23 AM EDT, Dan Penoff via Mercedes wrote: >https://partssearch.mercedes-benz-classic.com/parts/result > > >No letter, no spaces or hyphens. Just the number. > >When you get a re

Re: [MBZ] hosed

https://partssearch.mercedes-benz-classic.com/parts/result No letter, no spaces or hyphens. Just the number. When you get a result, click on the part number to expand the information to see details. This is handy if the part is out of

Re: [MBZ] hosed

I have not heard of the Mercedes Classic Center parts search engine. Is there a web link? -- Max Dillon Charleston SC ___ http://www.okiebenz.com To search list archives http://www.okiebenz.com/archive/ To Unsubscribe or change delivery options go to: http:/

Re: [MBZ] hosed

This is a quote of mine from a recent BW Vintage forum post: However, many of the sites you’ll find online, such as https://www.mboemparts.com for example, are web front ends for the dealers that Mercedes offers to them. This particular one is for MB of Naperville,

Re: [MBZ] hosed

Canadian Tyre probably does not have access to those hoses. You might contact Pierre Hedary (MB ewetoob star) to see if he has a good source to recommend. He just did a video about where to get new as well as used parts. I sourced my hoses from Rusty when I needed them. Might have been WorldP

Re: [MBZ] hosed

First of all, try identifying the hose part numbers. I think these are correct, but you need to verify: Upper hose: 1155012182 (about $USD 30 from Mercedes) Lower hose: 1155012282 (about $USD 50 from Mercedes) You’ve got what appears to be a bunch of little molded hoses for the heater circuit:

[MBZ] hosed

I know this question gets asked at least once each week, but please bear with me: If you were looking to replace the hoses for coolant under the hood of a 115 300D, where would you get them? I really need to change out the vacuum shut-off  doodad on the back of the injection pump and it look

Re: [MBZ] Hosed by Honda dealer - sold address to spammers.

But the problem is that these dealers represent VW (and other car makers) and the way they treat their customers reflects on the brand as a whole and as such I would think that in their franchise agreement that there would be minimum performance standards that have to be met. Also I think it is

Re: [MBZ] Hosed by Honda dealer - sold address to spammers.

archer wrote: > > Please reply to this message with a subject line of 'U-N-S-U-B-S-C-R-I-B-E' > to stop receiving mass emails. > . To me, that says you will be getting weekly sales flyers from the dealership if you don't unsubscribe. I asked a ce

[MBZ] Hosed by Honda dealer - sold address to spammers.

In reviewing the emails from Hondaland, I noticed that one had a line at the bottom of the page I missed on first reading. Here is the email: "Thanks for your inquiry and interest in purchasing a Honda. I wanted to take a moment and tell you just a few of the benefits of buying a vehicle from

[MBZ] Hosed by Honda dealer - sold address to spammers.

Years ago, I was ripped off big time by a VW dealer on a repair. I wrote to Volkswagen of America. They wrote back about how all the dealers were independent businessmen, etc., and they had no way to discipline or even influence the dealers' ways of doing things. Sorry Charlie, you got screwed.