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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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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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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 Thanks
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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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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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