Joe Knight wrote:
> BTW, don't get greedy and try to snag more than one thing at a time.
> IIRC, Tarek has threatened to pull the plug if he continues to have
> problems doing the stuff he needs to do due to overreaching demand.
Yes, I saved that message.
Somebody at a major newspaper decided to
I've not tried to actually download anything from Tarek's site, but
just reviewed an email of his on the subject. For reason's about
which I'm completely clueless he doesn't allow passive mode transfers.
If you're using SmartFTP, you could try switching to active mode:
Tools > Settings > Connect
nobody's program worked...downloads aborted due to (you name it)...ok don,
i'm sending you an envelope!
JJJ -
If Joe's program doesn't work for you, I use a free program called FTP
commander at ...
http://www.internet-soft.com/download.htm
Once you have downloaded this and installed it you wou
a matter of days.
Barry
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Sent: Sunday, August 07, 2005 2:51 PM
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] 126 RF STABILIZER FAILURE ADVICE NEEDED
so...i download an FTP program, then what? enter the web address?
thanx joe, i didn't realize i needed to download the manual...it came broken
the first time, triing again now
so, what else is out there to be downloaded by FTP servers and how might
one go looking at the possibilities? i knew napster when it was a great
place to share...
Using SmartFTP, I copied the link from Marshall's post and pasted it
into the address bar in the upper left corner of the window, paying no
mind that it doesn't appear there as identical to the original link.
There are pretty obvious places to enter the user name & password.
Click the 'connect' b
JJJ -
go to "CD Manuals" then to "R107"
Barry
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, August 07, 2005 1:39 PM
To: Mercedes mailing list
Subject: Re: [MBZ] 126 RF STABILIZER FAILURE ADVICE NEEDED
i went to
so...i download an FTP program, then what? enter the web address?
If there's a way to access the manuals with a web browser, I missed it
too. Probably best to download an ftp client like SmartFTP, CuteFTP,
or any one of no doubt dozens of others, and use it to access the
goodies. As I said previously, I had no problem whatsoever finding
them using SmartFTP. It
i went to that great site, but where does one go for the 107 manual on the
website?
Barry Stark wrote:
Takek's FTP server
telshena.dyndns.org
user name: Diesel, password: diesel
Marshall
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Goodo, Marshall. First time I've accessed it; got right in using the
default settings for SmartFTP. Looks like most of the goodies are
there. Just for the sake of redundancy somebody might want to upload
the more current price list from Spud's website.
Kudos, Tarek!
joe
Barry Stark wrote:
Takek's FTP server
telshena.dyndns.org
user name: Diesel, password: diesel
Marshall
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Marshall Booth (who doesn't respond to unsigned questions)
"der Dieseling Doktor" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
'87 300TD 181Kmi,'87 190D 2.5 199Kmi, '84 190D 2.2 227Kmi, '85 190D 2.
Takek's FTP server
>The 107 manual is mia from http://mb.braingears.com/, but so far as I
>know there are still a couple of ftp sites from which they can be
>snagged...? Anyone?
>joe
The 107 manual is mia from http://mb.braingears.com/, but so far as I
know there are still a couple of ftp sites from which they can be
snagged...? Anyone?
joe
On 8/6/05, JJJ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Joe Knight...thanks for the link to the manuals...where do i find them for
> my soon new '75
Joe Knight...thanks for the link to the manuals...where do i find them for
my soon new '75 450sl??
Kaleb'll take it off your hands if you're w/i hauling distance.
You guys are going to spend all weekend just figuring out what you
should be discussing. Here's a couple of pics that may help you sort
that out.
Thanks for the definitive answer. Yikes, though. What the two
diagrams clearly show is that the torsion bar is one piece. And
according to informat
You guys are going to spend all weekend just figuring out what you
should be discussing. Here's a couple of pics that may help you sort
that out.
126120 front axle.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
126120 torsion.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
Well there are no links the whole arm is 1 piece.
Dan Weeks wrote:
What I am saying is that the end of the arm (I'd call it a sway bar
link) that goes through the suspension snapped off just behind where
the threads start, underneath the rubber bushings. I'm still waiting
for a quote from my
What I am saying is that the end of the arm (I'd call it a sway bar
link) that goes through the suspension snapped off just behind where
the threads start, underneath the rubber bushings. I'm still waiting
for a quote from my indy, but it appears, and I hope, that just the
link will need to be
Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
If I am understanding correctly, the links to the suspension would be
the upper control arms, that is where the mount to. Never seen one
break though, just the ball joint goes bad.
I think what he is saying is the bolt that goes through the bushings on the UCA
that s
If I am understanding correctly, the links to the suspension would be
the upper control arms, that is where the mount to. Never seen one
break though, just the ball joint goes bad.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 8/4/2005 4:38:17 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
What links. I just replaced the upper control arms on my 84 300SD and all
there was was a bolt that screwed into the end of the sway bar with two
bushings surrounding it. If the bolt is broken you might be lucky. If the
end of the sway bar is cracked I don't see how it could be easily repair
Thanks, all, for your responses. Jim is correct--it is the link to
the suspension that is broken. That rusted away and snapped right
where it goes through the suspension, where a rubber bushing trapped
water and salt. From what my indy could see on his computer, those
ends spline into the actua
About that same time somebody mentioned a 3 piece bar, splines end and
stuff.
On 8/5/05, JJJ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> about a year or more ago, someone on this list proposed cutting the long
> bar in two, fixing all ends needed, then welding it back together...anybody
> remember the re
about a year or more ago, someone on this list proposed cutting the long bar
in two, fixing all ends needed, then welding it back together...anybody
remember the results?
In a message dated 8/4/2005 4:38:17 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time, [EMAIL
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its a BIG BIG job. About
In a message dated 8/4/2005 4:38:17 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
its a BIG BIG job. About everything on the firewall has to come out to
get that sucker out of there.
I don't think his bar is broken, just the link to the suspension. In this
case, I would d
http://mb.braingears.com/126_DISC1/program/Chassis/32-300.pdf
This will give you an idea of all the work involved to R&R front stabilizer (I
call it a swaybar) I was just looking at this the other day to see what it
would take to just pull the ends out of the upper control arms and paint t
I had this done on my 81 under warranty about four or five years ago.
Check with your local dealership and maybe your's can be done also!
Jeff Zedic
Toronto
87 300TD
83 300D
its a BIG BIG job. About everything on the firewall has to come out to
get that sucker out of there.
Dan Weeks wrote:
After applying the brakes hard at about 5mph, I heard a bang.
Checked under the car and the RF stabilizer (I've heard them called
"Torsion bars" on this list) had snapped off
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