W1ghty
MB Enthusiast
Don’t forget to lube the manual key door locks at this time of year as well
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Absolutely!Only ever fold the mirrors if you really really have to , otherwise just leave them out.
Only ever fold the mirrors if you really really have to , otherwise just leave them out.
Pretty sure you can change the 'auto fold' function on a 204 , someone on here will know.Older C Classes (in particular) were notorious for fatigue in the wiring to the mirrors - I never folded them on our S203.
The S205 we have now folds them by default when you lock it - I think it has a better setup (slip rings rather than just cable flexing back and forward).
Good call What lube do you use W1ghty...for the door locks...Don’t forget to lube the manual key door locks at this time of year as well
A number of our MB cars have heated washer tank/hoses and nozzles, some have heated wiper blades. Still better not to let them freeze in the first place.
Normally just GT85 or silicone spray , don’t want to get locked out in this weatherGood call What lube do you use W1ghty...for the door locks...
I seem to recall that white spirit is actually a very light oil, don't think I would put any on my windscreen although it would help to prevent the wipers from squeaking.Another handy trick is to add some teaspoons of white spirit into your windshield washer fluid. This way you can sit in the warmth and comfort of your car, simply pressing a button and seeing the ice melt right in front of you.
I am about to buy some rubbing alcohol to add, but google the effect of white spirit, cos I keep that in stock.
Any thoughts?
“Dont use boiling water on cold screen or bodywork . Screen can shatter”
Although not recommended, I thought it was an old wives tale ?
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