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Old 08-19-2005, 11:27 AM
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W114 Diesel

I'm looking at a 1974 280 (automatic) with some serious engine problems. I'm a diesel guy at heart and love the OM617 turbo diesels. I know that "Anything is possible with enough money" but what am I looking at realistically? Are the engine mounts close to the same? Transmissions? I understand things like oil coolers and diesel fuel lines and glow plug wiring, I'm more interested in understanding things like fender clearances and crossmember location differences.

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Tad

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Old 08-19-2005, 11:41 AM
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I have pondered this with my W115. I believe the oil filter at the very least has to be moved otherwise it will hit the brake master cylinder.

There was a ebay W115 car that had a OM617 conversion done in Canada. Too bad the pictures weren't detailled enough.

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