>About 1 week and a half ago my 1990 300e died on me.After diagnosing the
>problem it turned out to be a worn out voltage regulator on the alternator.
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>The locks functioned great before this , so i doubt that i have a vacuum
>leak.
The locks are vacuum operated. What else could it be?

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ryank - 19 Feb 2005 19:15 GMT
It wasn`t the vacuum. To fix it I isconected the battery pulled the fuse and
put it back in and it works fine now.
>>About 1 week and a half ago my 1990 300e died on me.After diagnosing the
>>problem it turned out to be a worn out voltage regulator on the
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>
> The locks are vacuum operated. What else could it be?
Richard Sexton - 20 Feb 2005 01:10 GMT
>It wasn`t the vacuum. To fix it I isconected the battery pulled the fuse and
>put it back in and it works fine now.
Ah. Might be a good idea to replace all the fuses. When they get old they sometimes
stop working even though they aren't blown.
What does this fuse protect?

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