I have this hole where the torque converter is, and wondering if it's supposed to be covered by anything?
Pic taken from my phone.

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Smoke Silver 1994 E220 Coupe Automatic
0 kilometers 6 September 1994
100,635 kilometers - 6 September 2010

Yes, there should be a black plastic plug. You can get it from the dealer, about $8.00 if I remember correctly. Don't have a part number handy, but you can find it on the EPC.

J. M. van Swaay

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1994 E320 Wagon, 230,000 miles
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1994 E500 Sedan, 79,000 miles

Thanks for the help, I will get it checked out

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Smoke Silver 1994 E220 Coupe Automatic
0 kilometers 6 September 1994
100,635 kilometers - 6 September 2010

Part # 102 014 0033

Soak it in boiling water for about 15minutes so you don't crack it putting it on! It is somewhat a tight fit.

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Thanks ps2cho
Do you know how come it's missing? ie, they fall out easy?
And is it dangerous not to have it there?

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Smoke Silver 1994 E220 Coupe Automatic
0 kilometers 6 September 1994
100,635 kilometers - 6 September 2010

They get brittle with age, then they crack and fall out. Not a big deal if it's not there, one of mine was missing for several months before I noticed. Best to have that hole covered though, prevents road debris flying up in there and fouling the ring gear.

J. M. van Swaay

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1994 E320 Wagon, 230,000 miles
1995 E320 Sedan, 106,000 miles
1994 E500 Sedan, 79,000 miles