220D Tensioner valve ball bearing launched

[220 Dream]

Hello, while replacing timing chain on my '72 220D, I undid the large 22mil bolt and removed the timing chain tensioner actuator. Unfortunately, the spring launched the check tiny ball bearing inside of the check valve into oblivion. Short of replacing the entire tensioner actuator, I was wondering if I can just replace the missing ball bearing and if so, does anyone know what size it is ? Also, I cant seem to find a diagram of the assembly order of the valve / actuator. I have a general idea of how it goes back together but don't want to risk the integrity of my timing chain and engine for that matter !

Thanks.

[compress ignite]

(Man that's a Substantially more complex Tensioner !)

See Pictogram below:

'Doan matter if Youse Gots:

115.100
or
115.102
or
115.103
or
115.110
or
115.112

Alla Dems Be Takin Part Number: N 005401 305000 as the Ball Bearing
[Call-Out # 72 in the Pictogram.]

Which tells us from the Non Standard "N XXXXXX XXXXXX" designation that
it's a Non Mercedes Part the Factory has Co-Opted for use in the Tensioner.

If you could find the O.D. of the Bearing probably ANYTHING in that exact
size would work. ('Cause That'sa alla De Factory did!)

Heck, call a Stealership and ask "How Much"?
(They can't charge you TOO MUCH for a silly single Ball Bearing.)
(Can They ?)
I'd be checking to make sure Another Part (or Two)of that Circus in the Pictogram did not Abscond along with the Ball Bearing.

('Doan Dat EPC make us all look like Teutonic Engineering Geniuses?)