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Electrical and Instruments / Re: "Metal or Plastic "(bakelite)
« Last post by BobH on Today at 08:18:48 »
Have a look on here for the different routing changes, whether you have the metal tube, or the leads are loose and clipped

https://www.sl113.org/forums/index.php?topic=12919.0
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Electrical and Instruments / Re: "Metal or Plastic "(bakelite)
« Last post by ja17 on Today at 05:12:38 »
Improper looking and fitting ignition wires will detract from the good looks of your engine compartment and could even cause running issues down the road. It is very difficult to find a wire set which is built correct and fits correctly. Find a quality set with solid core wire, six straight connectors at the spark plugs and screw off ends. If you know the correct routing for each wire, remove the ends one at a time and trim the wire to length, after routing it correctly. You can screw the end back on the trimmed wire after you make it the perfect length. If you do not know the correct original routing, simply find a good photo of an original engine (plenty on this website). Don't forget the large diameter plastic sleeve, wire collector, where the wires pass over or under the injection lines near the distributor. With later 280SLs, having the plastic distributor cover, the wires pass under the injection lines. All earlier cars the wires pass over the injection lines.
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Thank you.  I have copied your description and expect it will be very helpful.
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Thank you.  Will review
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Electrical and Instruments / Re: Alternator
« Last post by Harry on April 22, 2024, 21:52:15 »
Thanks everyone!
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I suspect its your center bearing location. Take a look at the drawing and the internal bearing clamp.
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As I recall, there’s two couplers on the steering shaft – one down at the steering box and another inside the steering column. Sounds like you need to loosen one or both of these couplers and raise the steering shaft a bit to enable installation of the steering wheel. I’m not near my car right now, but seems like there’s an access hole in the steering column to enable you to get an Allen wrench in there to loosen the coupler.
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AM will pick up a lot more radio waves from the ignition system. Later high output ignition systems need resistor wires and plugs to protect the ignition boxes from radio waves. Our cars really don't need much resistance in the ignition system.   
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I guess should be fm frequency . Am is not used anymore .
What difference it makes ?
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Hi guys , I’ve always used Bp5es but I noticed that often I have interference with the radio . Some strange noise that increases with rpm increase. I’m almost sure that depends on the no R on the plugs . Have you experienced the same issue ?

AM radio?
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