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Is there some type of lower engine cover for the 240D ?
What's up....
I really like the lower engine cover on my dad's 1992 2.5 turbo. It keeps the engine spotless and basically it looks brand new. I'm wondering if there is something like that for the 240D ? My engine is pretty dirty since there is no protection at all from road grime, salt etc. Anything out there ?
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I looked on my EPC, and it appears to be an oil pan sheild Part # 123-520-03-42 still valid. It's about $120
Part #5 in the picture is the oil pan sheild Part #38 in the picture is the radiator sheild- Part # 123-520-04-42
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240_Dizzell 74 240D Auto,Beige (Totaled) 82 240D 4-Speed Manual,Gray (Retired) 260,000 97 E300 D Auto, Blue (Current) 240,000 05 E320 CDI Auto,TITANITE RED (Current) 158,000 Last edited by 240_Dizzell; 08-27-2004 at 04:57 PM. |
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Why? Leaving the oil pan cover off makes for an easier servicing every time.
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![]() My 240D has lot's of heavy dent's in the oil pan, and these covers are usually installed for 3rd word country's where there is little or few improved roads. Also most cars that had these installed by the factory had the 15" wheels. Amazingwhat you can find on the 'net these days. I had to dodge a chunk of broken concrete today that was triangle shaped and about 10" high. ![]()
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