How do I translate wiring diagram part numbers into Mercedes part numbers?

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How do I translate wiring diagram part numbers into Mercedes part numbers?

11-09-2018, 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by shertex

If, on a scan or looking at a wiring diagram, I come up with a part number, how do i translate that into a Mercedes part number? For example, relay K75 on my CDI, how, without actually looking at the part, can I find the part number?

You have to be quite careful with this - the ID number says what it is descriptively but the wiring diagram will not know the subtle differences such as round plug / square plug or which exact part number.

Mercedes are very good at documentation - the only way to get exactly the correct part (as when it left the factory) is to use EPC

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