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Old 03-23-2020, 09:42 PM
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I don't know about what parts but when I removed one of the Studs that held the manifold on I found there is only 4 full threads holding it into the Cylinder head. That means you need take care not to over tighten the nuts.
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Old 03-23-2020, 10:09 PM
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There are oil return pipe O-Rings that are easier to replace when the manifolds are off .

Two paper gaskets for the turbo oil inlet & outlet .

Maybe the boot at the bottom of the pipe ? .

Now's the time to slap on an non E.G.R. manifold combo.....
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Old 03-24-2020, 11:57 AM
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There are oil return pipe O-Rings that are easier to replace when the manifolds are off .

Two paper gaskets for the turbo oil inlet & outlet .

Maybe the boot at the bottom of the pipe ? .

Now's the time to slap on an non E.G.R. manifold combo.....

I have an EGR block off plate that I installed a decade ago. Who knows whether it leaks or not. I should pull out my FLIR and turn on the car and see if heat is escaping.



I would be interested in knowning the oil return pip o-rings and paper gaskets and boot part numbers. If I may


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Old 03-24-2020, 11:56 AM
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I don't know about what parts but when I removed one of the Studs that held the manifold on I found there is only 4 full threads holding it into the Cylinder head. That means you need take care not to over tighten the nuts.

Good to know. But usually that happens when the bolts are removed and then reinstalled. I don't think that's the case on my car.



I was actually thinking of replacing the bolts/studs with high quality steel replacements. I don't want to buy genuine Mercedes because who knows what the steel's quality is. Does anyone know of a brand and part number that I can just buy a replacement set of studs?



Also, the source of Mercedes recommends copper nuts. What would you say to that? Keep the factory nuts or replace with copper?
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Old 03-26-2020, 01:00 PM
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I don't know about what parts but when I removed one of the Studs that held the manifold on I found there is only 4 full threads holding it into the Cylinder head. That means you need take care not to over tighten the nuts.
four threads is not enough. You need a minimum of thread equal to the diameter of the bolt or stud to develop its full holding power. If you have one with four threads you need a new stud with the correct amount of threads holding it.
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