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 ===== Welcome to Star Wiki =====
 Star Wiki is your resource and knowledge base for Mercedes-Benz vehicles. Here you can find articles and documentation that can be used as a reference for doing service repairs or upgrades on your own cars. Feel free to contribute if you have anything to share and grow the community knowledge.
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-			<a href="/engines/m104.98x"><h4 class="media-heading">M104.98x</h4></a>
+			<a href="/articles/400e_brake_caliper_rebuild"><h4 class="media-heading">400E Brake Caliper Rebuild</h4></a>
-			This 3.0 L (2960 cc) 24v DOHC was introduced as a sports car resp. top model completing the line-up of M103 12V engines.
+			This article is a reference for rebuilding the 4-piston fixed front brake calipers and the 2-piston fixed rear brake calipers for a Mercedes Benz 400E.
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-			<a href="/parts/1032000422"><h4 class="media-heading">Fan Drive (103 200 04 22)</h4></a>
+			<a href="/articles/cis-e_fuel_adjustment""><h4 class="media-heading">CIS-E Fuel Adjustment</h4></a>
-			Viscous fan clutch used for cooling the engine
+			Over time, the CIS-E injection system's factory calibrated settings may no longer be optimal due to wear and tear, aging, or outright replacement of fuel system components.
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-			<a href="/transmissions/722.3"><h4 class="media-heading">722.3</h4></a>
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-			The Mercedes-Benz 4G-Tronic transmission was produced from 1981 to 1996 in 722.3 and 722.4 variants.
+			This 3.0 L (2960 cc) 24v DOHC was introduced as a sports car resp. top model completing the line-up of M103 12V engines.
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 ===== Site News =====
-**October 3, 2020**
+**December 7, 2020**
-  * Not liking MediaWiki, manually migrating all content to DokuWiki
+  * Site redesign and overhaul go live. The old site is accessible at http://old.starwiki.info but will no longer be maintained.
 **November 15, 2017**