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Another new face(?) here.
Ride is a 99 C230K Starmark purchase abt 1 year ago. Current miles 122,000. Commute about 150 miles daily.
Great dealer support in Western Massachusetts and the South Shore where I work.
Still get's 30 MPG day in and day out.
Only 'major' repair is the front wheel bearings.
Great car !
Ride is a 99 C230K Starmark purchase abt 1 year ago. Current miles 122,000. Commute about 150 miles daily.
Great dealer support in Western Massachusetts and the South Shore where I work.
Still get's 30 MPG day in and day out.
Only 'major' repair is the front wheel bearings.
Great car !
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i bet both of you must have crossed path somewhere around those intersections.
although alan cannot swing that golf club well anymore, you both can still get a nice beer and conversation.
although alan cannot swing that golf club well anymore, you both can still get a nice beer and conversation.
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Yes, I can't swing the gold clubs any longer, but a beer sounds good. Sleepwalker I have a question: I was detailing my engine yesterday and I took the plastic enginer cover off. sitting on top of the manifold is a rectangle shaped box that is connected by a rubber hose to the air intake pipe. I looked it up on my parts list and it is called a damper part number 112 140 00 87 what does it dampen?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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damper part number 112 140 00 87
for some unknown reason, i also don't know why they have to muffle the intake sound on your model.
in BMW Z8, i saw they even make a tunnel to the driver's compartment just to make this gurgling sound more defined! they put a diaphgram inside to transmit it more effectively. a very opposite way.
if your engine is fitted on S-Class, that damper is omitted.