what do these part numbers stand for?
 

Hi everyone. I got some parts no. which I am not able to identify.

Here they are:

A 327 981 06 01
A 001 545 28 14
A 000 070 22 67
A 003 544 33 32

Thanks for your help!

Cheers,

Mo

Yo Mo, provide year, model, details and maybe we can assist. Or call the dealer for a fast answer.

EPC list these part number as:

A 327 981 06 01-roller bearing
A 001 545 28 14-switch
A 000 070 22 67-dashpot
A 003 544 33 32-sender unit

These are all Euro or South African models

Thanks a lot for your quick replies.

My problem is: How can I find out for which models these parts are fitting?

Cheers, Mo.

That might be quite a chore to determine since the part numbers do not denote a chassis or engine number in the first three digits.

Those part number on EPC turned out a whole bunch of chassis numbers. I would suggest subscribing to the EPC and you can look up everthing with that.

Please tell us what your objective is, do you have these old parts and don't know what to do with them? Do you have just numbers and want to know what they are? Do you own a Mercedes Benz? It doesn't really matter to me but just wondering. Thanks

Hi, I am cleaning up the a storage room of my father's former car repair shop, after he died last year it is closed. Now I want to sell these and other parts. If I don't describe for which models these parts are for, nobody will buy them.

That is the reason why I'm asking.

I guess I have to buy EPC, you're right.

I own a 1985 W124 200D which runs on pure vegetable oil :).

Thanks for your help.

Cheers, Mo.

MBUSA has made the online subscription to the US EPC free. You have to provide a credit card information to verify US residency.