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PLEASE HELP ME! I AM STYMIED! I am rebuilding a 83 240D with 616.912, engine number 616-011-28-01, 83 B21. The piston are stamped 90.875, 1 in one place and 64 in another place. They do not have a Star on them.The Mercedes Piston spec table is shown at http://www.jersey.net/~rtc/BENZ.html and does not list these pistons. My bore measures at 90.881 or 3.578". Furthermore why did the builder of this engine use 90.875 pistons-what was his rationale? ARE THESE AFTERMARKET PISTONS?
WHAT RINGS DO I ORDER? IF U DO NOT KNOW ANSWER, ANY SUGGESTIONS? [This message has been edited by Carrameow (edited 09-28-1999).] [This message has been edited by Carrameow (edited 09-28-1999).] |
Sounds to me like you will have to go with the next oversized piston and ring set with the rebore to match. If I remember correctly, I think you mentioned in a previous post that the cyliner walls were pitted. Here's yet another reason to go with a new piston set and rebore/resleeve. From the website you put up on the progress of your rebuild, it sure looks like you have a decent 240. Why not put a little extra into the engine rebuild and assure your long term satisfaction with the car?
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So ah, how's about that free Snap-on tool set? :) ------------------ Rgds, Aaron Greenberg MB technician '67 250SE Cabriolet '77 450SL '79 6.9 '79 6.9 '80 300SD '81 240D '85 380SE '89 420SEL '93 300E 2.8 |
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