CL600 engine pics...
05-11-2009, 04:17 PM
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CL600 engine pics...
Good afternoom CL guys! I hope all is well...
We were doing some maintenance on a 02' CL600: Oil cooler, head gaskets etc.... The internals were so pretty, I just had to share! I can't believe how easy it is for these MB techs to take apart those big V12 motors. I just love watching them work....
We were doing some maintenance on a 02' CL600: Oil cooler, head gaskets etc.... The internals were so pretty, I just had to share! I can't believe how easy it is for these MB techs to take apart those big V12 motors. I just love watching them work....
05-11-2009, 05:05 PM
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Good afternoom CL guys! I hope all is well...
We were doing some maintenance on a 02' CL600: Oil cooler, head gaskets etc.... The internals were so pretty, I just had to share! I can't believe how easy it is for these MB techs to take apart those big V12 motors. I just love watching them work....
We were doing some maintenance on a 02' CL600: Oil cooler, head gaskets etc.... The internals were so pretty, I just had to share! I can't believe how easy it is for these MB techs to take apart those big V12 motors. I just love watching them work....
05-14-2009, 05:58 PM
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That car was getting the oil cooler plate in the block valley replaced since it was leaking. To get that part out, you must remove the cylinder heads.
As a side note, when I see pictures of cars in the shop, I'm sorry to say this, but it irritates me as a professional to see fender covers missing. It is something I have been raised to do just out of respect for the owner of the car. Working on cars can get messy, and many times you must lean over a fender. Using a fender cover can mean making money on a job and paying for a fender to be repainted, not to mention having a very irritated customer at the time of pick up. Sorry again for the rant, didn't mean to thread jack.
Nick
As a side note, when I see pictures of cars in the shop, I'm sorry to say this, but it irritates me as a professional to see fender covers missing. It is something I have been raised to do just out of respect for the owner of the car. Working on cars can get messy, and many times you must lean over a fender. Using a fender cover can mean making money on a job and paying for a fender to be repainted, not to mention having a very irritated customer at the time of pick up. Sorry again for the rant, didn't mean to thread jack.
Nick
