I Know, I know, not a MBZ...but still...
 

I just picked up a sweet 1991 Jetta Turbo Diesel 5 Speed. Oh man I wish I had a working Digi right now. This turbo sedan is bone stock and looks new inside and out. It may not be a Benz but its still a German Diesel and it shows! I can't believe how much power they got out of this little 1.6L engine. I cruised 50mi. and the needle hasn't moved a millimeter!

GERMAN DIESELS RULE!

Shouldn't that be GERMAN DIESELS assembled in Mexico RULE! :D

Nein sagt dieses ein gemacht in Deutschland.

"The Jetta GL ECOdiesel was sold for two "model years", 1991 and 1992. But in both cases it did not enjoy a full 12 months' stay on the showroom floor. The ECOdiesel first arrived in the spring of 1991, and a total of about 750 ECOdiesels were sold in the 1991 model year. All of them were manufactured in VW's home factory in Wolfsburg, Germany, following the tradition of previous diesel-powered Jettas which were also made exclusively in Germany. 1991-model Jetta ECOdiesels were available in a full spectrum of colors, including green, blue, gray, white, red, and black -- all with gray velour seats and black dashboards.

Unfortunately for the ECOdiesel, German production of A2-series Jettas stopped shortly after the 1992 model year began in mid-1991, as the factory was switching over to production of the new A3-series Golfs and Jettas. So, if VW's records are correct, only 47 -- yes, that's forty-seven -- 1992-model Jetta ECOdiesels were made! Although the exact color distribution amongst these 47 cars is unknown, most of them are black, with a few gray ones and a few red ones."

http://www.geocities.com/vwecodiesel/overview.htm


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By the way where did you get the parts for your intercooler setup on your vdub? What size piping did you use 2" or 2.5". Thanks.