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Old 02-27-2010, 10:35 AM
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Hey folks,

I've been busy working on my W123 1981 300D this weekend - fixing my leaking front crankshaft seal and I've just noticed that some monkey (probably a monkey anyway) has snapped off the timing marks bracket.

Do any of you experts out there reckon I'm going to have problems:-

1) Finding a replacement (new or used)
2) Fitting a replacement bracket and knowing that the position is actually going to be correct?

Any help would be greatly appreciated

(A search for OM617 timing mark gives 3 hits that don't quite answer my problem)
Get one from any OM617 at the pick-n-pull...

This is also the bracket that holds the tachometer sensor.








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