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Repairing Mercedes W123 Door Lock Master Vacuum Switch

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  • Inspect the shaft closely. As you can see here there is sufficient dirt and other contaminants to prevent a good seal, hence the leak.

  • Clean the piston shaft, then carefully remove the two rubber seals with a small flat blade screw driver or pick to clean underneath.

  • Re-install the seals on the shaft.

  • Lubricate the shaft with a silicone grease that is safe on rubber.

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