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07-22-2000, 10:31 PM
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Someone, in another message, wrote: "...I have the black top relay and I want to replace with the red top one which I hope to order from parts shop..."
So, what's the difference between the red and black-top versions of the relay, and why would someone WANT to replace one with the other? 
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07-23-2000, 09:55 AM
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I wrote that message. There are a few DIY updated and redesigned parts on early model W124's and 190E's. Mine is an 88. The radiater cap (now 140 bar), the thermostat housing (now metal I believe, mine is still plastic), OVP relay, e.t.c. I change my stuff just for peace of mind, I don't think there is any need to change yours unless you suspect a problem or are doing an overhaul of certain systems.
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