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Old 08-07-2017, 02:29 AM
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You are right, the axle shafts from either a 16v or 2.6 would work, but I don't think ones from a W124 will work, it's a wider track. Parts numbers are not the same. 2.6s come up in the yards near me once in a while, but be aware that they are not easy to pull. I've never completely separated one from the rear diff but removing the rear diff along with them is a task in and of itself. You'll need a long breaker bar and a 30MM 12 point socket plus a hex bit socket, regular sockets, and wrenches to remove the diff from the rear subframe and from the driveshaft.

Otherwise, you can buy used on eBay or new at about $600 a side, this is the parts number: 2013508110
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