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Mercedes W123
Type
replacement
Thing
Fuel Return Line
Title
Mercedes W123 Fuel Return Line Replacement
Introduction
Brittle, old injector return lines can leave you stranded when they split and leak fuel all over your engine.
You'll need to keep an even closer eye on them if you run biodiesel. If you use 99% biodiesel they may only last a year.
Learn to replace them now, and keep some spare in your trunk for emergencies.
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Difficulty
Very easy
Conclusion
Once you're done priming, start the engine and let it run momentarily to ensure it's primed properly.
Author
Nicolas Siemsen
Public
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