will it fit, and work?

[eclipse_22]

Need to find a clutch master cylinder for my 1962 w110 190c. I found one from a 220 series benz, same year, they look very similar, would it work on my 190c. I don't see why not.... any input greatly appreciated

[Takernz_30]

does your 190 equpped with brake boosters?

[eclipse_22]

negative

[ctaylor738]

I think your 190 is a 110.000 or 110.001. The PN for the master cylinder is 000 295 23 06 from chassis 64106. This is used in 110.xxx cars where xxx = 000, 001, 010, 016, 100, 101, 104, 110, 116.

The 220's came in 010, 012, 014, 021, and 023 flavors.

So I guess it would depend on which 220 it came from.

[nickcbaggs]

Hi all,

This was an informative thread. Thanks for posting it. I came across it while trying to find out if I can use the cheaper clutch master cylinder on my car.

I have a 1967 200D (W110 chassis). The VIN is 110 110 10-369289 and it does have a brake booster and separate brake and clutch fluid reservoirs. I need a new master cylinder. MBZ Classic Center says I need part # 000 295 23 06 which I imagine is correct, however the cost is over $400. I am wondering if part # 000 295 24 06 will work instead. It's just one digit off :-) and significantly cheaper (around $80) and looks correct on the outside. A lot of parts sites say will work but I'm not sure. Any clarification is much appreciated.

Thanks,
Nick

[97 SL320]

I'd compare bore size. If smaller, you might not have enough pedal travel to release the clutch. If larger, the pedal will be stiffer and possibly over stroke the release bearing / pressure plate unless you add / adjust a pedal travel stop.

Is the clutch slave the same bore between the two cars?

Another variation might be the MC push rod but these can generally be swapped.

[JeffreyNMemphis]

Hi Nick,

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