mucho bieno! umm u did a fabulous job and i am pretty sure you would need to do something with the lower cluster?
forcedawd said:donor car had 86k on the clock. There is a different plug for the seat heaters on the bottom of the seat. My harness had more pins than the 95's seat. The 89 seats had the memory function for the drivers side didnt check to see if the 95 did as well but i'm pretty sure it was a standard feature.
What are those gauges for? Any performance mods?Been there, done that. I put E500 seats in my 1987 300D and made the seat heaters functional. You'll need the two wire harnesses, relay, both switches, and the console wood. And, then you'll need to rip out the whole interior to install that stuff (seriously). Photos of my seat install are here:
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There's a different thread here where I posted more info:
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w124-e-ce-d-td-class/1240623-300e-adding-heated-seats.html
Here's some shots of my car:
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From left to right... intake air temp (IAT), exhaust gas temp (EGT), and boost pressure (PSI). I'm planning on cranking up the power a bit. I've already increased the output of the stock injection pump a little, and now I'm working on having a spare pump modified to push more fuel. Current output is probably 160hp, the limit of the stock pump is 175-180hp, and after the hybrid pump is installed I'm hoping for 200-220hp. Long-term my goal is 275-300hp at the crank. I'll need to change the turbo and add an intercooler, make more significant mods to the pump, plus a few other odds & ends to get near 300hp though. I'm not interested in getting 400-500hp like the SuperTurbos in Finland... too many mods, too expensive, too much chance of grenading the tranny!What are those gauges for? Any performance mods?
From left to right... intake air temp (IAT), exhaust gas temp (EGT), and boost pressure (PSI). I'm planning on cranking up the power a bit. I've already increased the output of the stock injection pump a little, and now I'm working on having a spare pump modified to push more fuel. Current output is probably 160hp, the limit of the stock pump is 175-180hp, and after the hybrid pump is installed I'm hoping for 200-220hp. Long-term my goal is 275-300hp at the crank. I'll need to change the turbo and add an intercooler, make more significant mods to the pump, plus a few other odds & ends to get near 300hp though. I'm not interested in getting 400-500hp like the SuperTurbos in Finland... too many mods, too expensive, too much chance of grenading the tranny!
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Sorry - I should have clarified. This is a 1987 300D turbodiesel... the stock turbo is a Garrett T3, or KKK something-or-other of equivalent size. Mine has the KKK. Exhaust is stock diameter but with the center muffler replaced with a straight pipe. I'll be installing a Remus rear muffler from a 500E (larger diameter input pipe) along with a larger exhaust (probably 3-inch or so) when I upgrade the turbo in the future.I didnt know you were running a turbo...that makes sense now. What kind of turbo do you have? How about the exhaust?
Good catch.just curious, i see that on your dash you have two AC recirculation buttons, on by the window switches and the other by the emergency button. Is this something you have added and if so, what is the difference between the two. I have never seen two in a single car before.
Call Pat Bartholow at Potomac German, 800-831-7686 ext#206... he can probably get you a good driver seat (note that with & without memory are different, unless you swap the bases w/ motors... not a big deal). Tell him Dave in Idaho sent ya.i been lookin for a grey driver seat for my 95 e320 any suggestions?