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92 mercedes benz 400se belt tensioner

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mike30265 - 30 Sep 2006 19:18 GMT
i was changing the belt,took the whole belt tensioner out,now it s hard
time  puttting it,dint remember how,
can any one  help me making a  diagram how to put them back
Anonymous - 30 Sep 2006 20:31 GMT
>i was changing the belt,took the whole belt tensioner out,now it s hard
> time  puttting it,dint remember how,
> can any one  help me making a  diagram how to put them back

This is a W140 car? Do you mean the polyV-belt layout diagram, that would be
in your manual. Or do you "mean how to put the belt tensioner parts back"?

Would any of these links help:
http://bayhas.com:8080/w140manu/

http://mb.braingears.com/140_DVD/Classic/home.htm

for a 500 SEL
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w140-s-class/1214141-engine-belt-change-92-500se
l-need.html?highlight=tensioner


others:
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/search.php?searchid=350526
Juergen . - 30 Sep 2006 22:43 GMT
> others:
> http://www.benzworld.org/forums/search.php?searchid=350526

I seriously doubt benzworld.org can be trusted as they stole
pictures from
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Downs/9323/w210stus.htm

And after having stolen them they published it on their site
at
http://www.benzworld.org/publications.html?id=331
plus then put _benzworld.org_ copyright marks on the stolen
pics...

And just to name the bad girls and guys, responsible for
the thefts are:
Frank Lopez
Michael Templo
Melanie Williams
Kathy Mellencamp
Vince Lopez

Juergen
Jens - 30 Sep 2006 22:52 GMT
So what?

> > others:
> > http://www.benzworld.org/forums/search.php?searchid=350526
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>
> Juergen
Anonymous - 01 Oct 2006 11:22 GMT
> So what?
Well, I do think it matters. I was not aware of this theft. I would bet any
information stolen from the referred site would be 100% accurate, that
should not be an issue but of course it is not acceptable at all to steal
such presentations without permission (and giving a wrong idea of the
original source) I guess it would not make the whole forum unreliable, I
would still have expected them to fix the issue somehow, once requested.
Don't know if it would have been sufficient to name the original source.

On another topic, I never really figured out what happened to this referred
site, somehow concluded that I should not even ask. Anyway it would be
extremely interesting to have the site working and up-to-date again. I
understand that it needs a huge amount of work, and other issues may exist
but the site was very useful for MB owners and I think for DC company
eventually too.

I find a lot of useful info at benzworld.org, I would hope this issue
getting fixed. Any benzworld members hopefully would support this.

>> > others:
>> > http://www.benzworld.org/forums/search.php?searchid=350526
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>>
>> Juergen
Jens - 01 Oct 2006 13:44 GMT
Hey... I never meant that theft is OK.

I just didn't see the relevance of claiming theft in connection with
your effort to assist someone with a problem, just because a single
article at a site, to which you refer, may break someones copyrights.
Particularly considering that you didn't even refer to that article at
all.

And the whole benzworld isn't unreliable, just because one article
contains copyrighted material (which is still not OK).

If so, this group is also unreliable, since most of the information
quoted most probably origins from copyrighted sources, such as workshop
manuals etc.

The real theft I see, is the link to the 140 DVD, which isn't cheap.

I bought that as well as Alldata subscription and MB EPC CD as some of
my sources to knowledge. So maybe I am a thief too, when don't ask
publishers whether I can use the knowlege obtained to assist others.

> > So what?
> Well, I do think it matters. I was not aware of this theft. I would bet any
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> >>
> >> Juergen
Anonymous - 01 Oct 2006 16:02 GMT
Hi, thanks for the clarification on your view.
I don't think anybody claimed you a thief, just looked like you considered
copying someone else's presentation and publishing that as one's own, ok.
But that wasn't the case after all.

> Hey... I never meant that theft is OK.
>
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>> >>
>> >> Juergen
Jens - 02 Oct 2006 07:18 GMT
:o)

> Hi, thanks for the clarification on your view.
> I don't think anybody claimed you a thief, just looked like you considered
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> >> >>
> >> >> Juergen
Juergen . - 01 Oct 2006 21:59 GMT
> site, somehow concluded that I should not even ask.

Why that?

> but the site was very useful for MB owners and I think for DC company
> eventually too.

At a major US autoshow once printed articles from
that site were spotted at the MB booth...
But I think the site just was too critical of the
DC board of directors (and especiallly the then CEO
Schrempp) as well about the MB model policy and the
lack of quality of the cars to make DC to like it.

> On another topic, I never really figured out what happened to this referred
> site, somehow concluded that I should not even ask. Anyway it would be
> extremely interesting to have the site working and up-to-date again. I
> understand that it needs a huge amount of work, and other issues may exist
> but the site was very useful for MB owners and I think for DC company
> eventually too.

There was too much work involved in that site -
what could be seen on the site on the internet
was only the tip of the iceberg:
Much more time was needed to discover interesting
material and then to wade through enormous amounts
of it, to check and evaluate many different sources,
to compile and to prepare the material etc. pp.,
resulting in a full-time unpaid engagement of much
more than 40 hours a week.
Plus private people, other websites, car clubs -
and in one case also an authorized MB dealership -
from literally all over the world stole material
from the site, also often putting their copyright
logo on the stolen material, like benzworld.org

And another thing:
Before in my company someone gets a job of course
also an informal check is run on the internet.
And if someone has a bad background - like being
a known thief like the mentioned people from
benzworld.org - his application not only is
returned immediately, but also a warning email
is sent to certain other companies: We do have
an emailing list to warn each other of such people.
That is why it is important to name the people on
the internet like in usenet groups: For easy finding
their names later.

And NO, it's not unfair, they _are_ thieves - and
we want honest and reliable employees, not thieves!

Juergen
Anonymous - 02 Oct 2006 06:15 GMT
>> site, somehow concluded that I should not even ask.
>
> Why that?
I have no good explanation for this, somehow I just thought this was a
personal issue that would not need to be exposed to the internet.

>> but the site was very useful for MB owners and I think for DC company
>> eventually too.
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> Schrempp) as well about the MB model policy and the
> lack of quality of the cars to make DC to like it.

Well, this is interesting, to me it looks similar to what so many other
companies do today (on different business too). Short term profit and share
value driving management bonuses/options seem to get higher priority than
the long term healthiness of the company and well being of their customers.

A local dealer told me that DC has admitted the mistakes of the past
management policy and have started actions to recover the values MB was
recognised (I don't think they were completely lost but some car models did
show "good success" on that). I am certain that you, your site and your
effort were one among (likely many) others that made DC accept their
mistakes and start actions to recover (where necessary).

>> On another topic, I never really figured out what happened to this
>> referred
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> resulting in a full-time unpaid engagement of much
> more than 40 hours a week.
I can certainly understand the huge amount of work involved.

> Plus private people, other websites, car clubs -
> and in one case also an authorized MB dealership -
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>
> Juergen
Jens - 30 Sep 2006 22:52 GMT
So what?

> > others:
> > http://www.benzworld.org/forums/search.php?searchid=350526
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>
> Juergen
Jens - 30 Sep 2006 23:06 GMT
Unfortunately, we cannot attach pictures here.

Try http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w140-s-class/

> i was changing the belt,took the whole belt tensioner out,now it s hard
> time  puttting it,dint remember how,
> can any one  help me making a  diagram how to put them back
 
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