IN NEED OF TECHNICAL ADVISOR WILL PAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
01-13-2013, 10:43 AM
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IN NEED OF TECHNICAL ADVISOR WILL PAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i am having sum technical issues with my 1993 190e is has been the best car i have ever owned and will never drive anything but a 190e for as long as they are around ...plenty of ppl tell me ditych the mercedez for a chevy or sumthing i am very knowlegable about but i am intrigued by this car because it intimidates most mechanics.whitch makes me want to learn more about it. please anyone here if you have DEALT WITH MY CAR AND CAN OFFER ANY ADVICE OR TECHNICAL KNOWLEGDE IT WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. PLAN TO BUY MY 2ND 190 E FOR 1200 BUS WITH 168000 ON THE ODOMETER I LUVE MY CAR
01-16-2013, 12:26 PM
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You can get the shop manual online in pdf format. That should give you about all you need to know. There are also a number of forums dealing with the W201's where tech data and more basics are exchanged. Google is your friend!
01-24-2013, 06:24 PM
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1991 190E 2.6
Hello vance190e,
If your looking just a step by step service book for your 190E, I wouldn't look any further than a Hanye's book. Their a little pricey but defiantly worth it.
If your just looking for a guy to look after the maintenance and repair of your Mercedes, I'd look for a good local German Auto shop.
You can always post any problems you get on MBWorld as well as search the forum to see if someone else has solved a similar problem.
I myself am quite experienced with W201 and W124 Mercedes-Benz. There are plenty other fine folks just like me that would be more than willing to help.
-201Freak
If your looking just a step by step service book for your 190E, I wouldn't look any further than a Hanye's book. Their a little pricey but defiantly worth it.
If your just looking for a guy to look after the maintenance and repair of your Mercedes, I'd look for a good local German Auto shop.
You can always post any problems you get on MBWorld as well as search the forum to see if someone else has solved a similar problem.
I myself am quite experienced with W201 and W124 Mercedes-Benz. There are plenty other fine folks just like me that would be more than willing to help.
-201Freak
01-24-2013, 06:28 PM
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I would check out http://www.startekinfo.com/StarTek/o...tedDocId=11832 puts hanyes to shame, and its free!
01-24-2013, 06:30 PM
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Yeah, I saw that online manual too. It's very in depth. I'm a big fan of having a hard copy tho and that manual has a lot of specialized info that a regular home-mechanic really doesn't need.
It's all preference tho.
It's all preference tho.
01-26-2013, 03:14 AM
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Might cost a couple bucks to print , laminate, and bind it (grease free!) And covers everything a hanyes does but the format is more of an official mercedes repair manual you would find the dealer techs using. And a hanyes would cost 10x just printing and what-not. IMO 
