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ivanlee190e 01-07-2004 04:20 PM

Rebuilding, need tips when buying bearings on parts shop 190E
 
Ok this is concerning the engine block, without the engine head.


I need to rebuild this '88 190E 2.3 8v engine because I can see with the head removed that the last piston (near firewall) is bad because I can see the ring, apparently, the car overheated and a small section of the piston edge melted. So, I will be "transplanting" one piston from another '88 engine that I have (which is also bad but I assume I can get an OK piston)

I was searching through parts shop/fast lane and the piston rings sold there have a picture that only shows 3. Can someone explain that to me ??? How is this going ??? Total amount for rings for all 4 pistons ???

It looks like I will be needing piston rod bearings too.

What else do you think I will need to buy now that I am thinking of ordering from mercedesshop?????

engatwork 01-07-2004 04:34 PM

Seals and if it has high mileage (250k+) I would replace the oil pump. I am assuming you are replacing the chains, guides and tensioner - again if high mileage.

mbdoc 01-07-2004 05:36 PM

There are 3 rings on EACH piston, SO you need 4 sets of rings for a complete 4 cylinder engine.

You will need a pan gasket, head gskt set, & set of rod bearings.

I also replace the ROD bolts with new ones.

ALSO the weight of the replacement piston MUST be with-in 3 grams of the original or you will have balance problems.


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