W124 1994 Wagon Fuel Line Part Look Up

[tame55]

Reaching out for help locating a part for my 1994 E320 wagon.
I am working on some leaking fuel lines and replacing the rear fuel pump.
Does anyone know a part number for the fuel line connecting the rear pump (next to the fuel tank) to the 2nd fuel pump that sits next to the fuel filter.

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Thanks in advance,
Luke

[back-seat-driver]

I think you're talking about 1244708075

[tame55]

Updating the thread in case it helps future 1994/1995 wagon owners.

The correct part number is 1244702875.

Unfortunately the part is discontinued and I could not find it anywhere in the USA. I did find a site in Germany that could ship the part internationally but wanted to get my wagon on the road quicker. I ended up going to a Hydraulic House shop and had a custom hose made up to match the original stock hose. I re-used the rubber grommets that sit in the hangers on the new hose.

Thanks
Luke

[tame55]

Link to the German site
https://www.kurth-classics-autoparts.de/gb/fuel-system/361-mercedes-fuel-hose-a1244702875.html

[back-seat-driver]

Originally Posted by tame55

Updating the thread in case it helps future 1994/1995 wagon owners.

The correct part number is 1244702875.

Unfortunately the part is discontinued and I could not find it anywhere in the USA. I did find a site in Germany that could ship the part internationally but wanted to get my wagon on the road quicker. I ended up going to a Hydraulic House shop and had a custom hose made up to match the original stock hose. I re-used the rubber grommets that sit in the hangers on the new hose.

Thanks
Luke

Fort Worth Mercedes Benz has one in stock, but it's on hold for a customer; special order.

That's a pretty common part and failure isn't uncommon. It would be unlikely that its discontinued.
I bought a cheap one last time around. I'd just come back from six glorious weeks in England for World Cup Rugby and done serious damage to my credit card balances and bank account. The car decided to mark it's territory every where almost as soon as I got back. Stupid trucktec part only lasted these last 6 years.
The crappy thingis I bought a Honda Africa Twin a few months later and basically parked the car and commuted by bike ever since then.