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Why don't you just get a socket and have an old wrench or a piece of steel rod welded onto it for a handle?/ A muffler shop will probably weld it for you for $5

Seems like a lot of brain damage. An impact wrench, if you are able to use one, should both loosen and tighten that nut without all the fancy socket tools. At least that works on my e12

I knew I was setting myself up for that answer. Heps me keep the faith!!
Seriously, it looks like you all had a great time.

You guys are lucky you didn't get killed .. driving on the wrong side of the road like that!!

You guys are lucky you didn't get killed .. driving on the wrong side of the road like that!!

You guys are lucky you didn't get killed .. driving on the wrong side of the road like that!!

Must be welded or brazed

Pauter Machine makes high end rods. I am sure to your specs if needed

OK, you made me break out the camera and post a 25 year+ old Mountain Bike. Pre suspension. Still rides nice though. Klein was sued by the Top Gun movie over the copyright on the use of Top Gun, so not many of these were sold before they changed the name. :D A Klein>> I am so jealous!! I remember t...

That's him. I heard a few complaints, that I kind of sifted through and I was comfortable about them, but both Taylor Marshall and I bought starters and are very happy with the deal he made us. I also bought a rebuilt 90 amp alternator fronm some unknown guy on ebay. It turned out well for me, so wh...

When havng a drive shaft rebuilt, a key factor is having it done so the UJoints are held in by circlips rather than being "staked" in. This wil allow you to replace your own ujoints in the future

Look up Eagle Auto Electric on the web(Steve is his name IIRC). I bought a higyh torque starter from him for $88 shipped in the USA...NO core charge. My friend in Canada bought one fron him too and is more than pleased

Thanks Eric

I have come to the strong conclusion there was never a canister on my car, least of all one that says Mercedes Benz. I gues when my car was fedded they got it by.

I would agree, but the way I see the problem is that he stripped out the hole in the timing cover. This means that to get a heli coil in, the bolt hole in the oil pan will have to be substantially enlarged..unless he takes the timing cover off and does it right. Might be better to drill and tap for ...

Guess I wasn't clear. I meant outsife of the var on the passenger side of the firewall, not in the car

Sounds to me like the transistor on the blower motor is gone or the roatary switch. Pull the ribbed cove on the top od the firewall on the passenger compartent side. You should be able to see he transistor pak. You can then either see if yoiu have juice to the fan O pull the fan, which is easy and q...

Bud, I am electronicly challenged, and I am not sure I am on your page. I am talking about a micro switch and not what I would call a relay. This is a little blac box about 1" X 1 1/2" by 1/4" with a "trigger"sticking out of it that gets actuated when you rotate the temp kno...

There is a micro switch behind the HVAC panel that is activated by the temp control knob. I don't remember if you said you checked the transistors on both your heater blower and the one on the a/c blower, but if you didn't, your problem can be in one of those places or maybe both

I will soon have the polishing cloths, both in dark blue and light green with the correct logo on them as original. They are being made now and will be ready in a month.

Wher is the sun roof crank?? A "Z" shaped allen key. Or is that only on the pre 82 cars??

I was lucky enough to score a new Nakamichi 400cd locally by puttng a wanted ad on Craig's List. They also show up on ebay. Nice thing is the look right and you can adjust the lighting to match the the dash lighting

GRNSHRK wrote:Here ya go Taylor, and no you can't have any

Whereza sunroof crank?? And shouldn't you have a small plastic window tool also???????????

Call Ward at Kingsborne for sparkplug wires. He has a wonderful quality product with fair prices. As he told me...just stick wih the 7mm as the extra insulation is to no advantage.

As Sixer Kid said, check the hose from the master to the slave also as they tend to go bad also. My money is on the pedal box!

On several other boards, this problem has come up 3-4 times in the past 2 weeks. The culprit sees to be the base of the pedal box is cracking. Check yours very carefully. Taylor Marshall in Montreal just had this problem and while most people pull the pedals out of the car to fix the problem by weld...