Great video! My ‘68 will run rough on a cold start like this, until the oil gets some heat in it, then she purrs! I recommend a trickle charger 😁 Love the donuts ... well ... “frosted donuts”! God Bless 😎
Again, the drifting looks amazing, especially in a W108 haha. Last weekend there came some snow here in Holland and I could drift around almost every corner in the neighbourhood ;).
@@Pexyz When I was 18 I bought a 1955 Buick. When the snow came I would spin around in a parking lot just like you did. It is good to keep the child inside alive.
Exhaust sounds weird. Remember that batteries give a lower current for cranking on cold weather. You can always try to take them out and let them inside your home o drop some hot water on the terminals if it is still in the car.
Yes batteries suffer in cold weather. This just wasn't as good as I thought. The exhaust is leaking a little, very observant of you! Thanks for watching /Peter
Great cold weather start! Which oil are you using? I use 20w50 in my M130 and I would not want to start that at such low temperatures! The starter already spins quite slow at 10 degrees celsius.
Nice car
Thanks Alek 👍 //Peter
Great video!
My ‘68 will run rough on a cold start like this, until the oil gets some heat in it, then she purrs! I recommend a trickle charger 😁
Love the donuts ... well ... “frosted donuts”!
God Bless
😎
Thanks D Scaglione! Nice to hear that you have a similar car! /Peter
Again, the drifting looks amazing, especially in a W108 haha. Last weekend there came some snow here in Holland and I could drift around almost every corner in the neighbourhood ;).
Thanks Martin! That sounds very nice. I'm glad you got some of the winter, so could drift too! /Peter
Great as always .
Thank you very very much Ibrahim Rasheed! Really nice comment! /Peter
My '71 280SE wears (4) Nokia Hakkapeliitta's (185 SR14 M+S). Still fun, but I can get up the hill. Good video, Peter.
Thanks again Walt! The Hakka tires are very good. Mine has old and stiff summer tires. Not much grip at all...
@@Pexyz When I was 18 I bought a 1955 Buick. When the snow came I would spin around in a parking lot just like you did. It is good to keep the child inside alive.
@@waltpartymiller6802 Nice story Walt! Life is short, so why miss an opportunity to have some minutes of fun 👍🤣. Thanks for following!
👍great w108 Mercedes-Benz like the video thank you
Thank you very very much Danny!
Exhaust sounds weird. Remember that batteries give a lower current for cranking on cold weather. You can always try to take them out and let them inside your home o drop some hot water on the terminals if it is still in the car.
Yes batteries suffer in cold weather. This just wasn't as good as I thought. The exhaust is leaking a little, very observant of you! Thanks for watching /Peter
@@Pexyz Thanks! I'm used to listen Mercedes Benz engines. They are preety much silent (at least the 4 and 6 cylinder).
Great cold weather start! Which oil are you using? I use 20w50 in my M130 and I would not want to start that at such low temperatures! The starter already spins quite slow at 10 degrees celsius.
Hi, I think I had a 5w-40 in the engine at the time for this start-up 👍😀
Would love to own w108 I have a w201 and w123 but a w108 in good condition is expensive now in the UK
Yes, the W108 is a really nice car. Your cars are great too! /Peter
dina kommentarer är alltid så intressanta och roliga att läsa trots att jag inte fattar någonting hahahahha
Tack Tilia, du är bäst! ❤
Mind doing a video on spark plugs ?
Hello Lonnie, thanks for watching! Yes maybe, what is it you would like to know about spark plugs? //Peter
😄😄👌Doing donuts in a w108
Yes, for sure! Life is short, so why not... 👍😊
I love it..thats brilliant
@@h-a-milli4531 Thanks!
My W115 220 petrol really struggles to turn on when its cold, around 15 Celsius and below, what should i check and do to make it start better?
Hi Rami and thanks for watching! Maybe you should check the automatic choke. Nice car you have there, the W115 220.