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Old 10-26-2010, 09:51 AM
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Fast lane's offering may be based on what the company that rebuilds them offers (or are they new bosch units?)
Fastlane doesn't offer the two versions. It just states that MB produced a light duty and heavy duty version but is now only producing the heavy duty version but the light duty version can be obtained thru Bosch. It implies that the OE starter on an NA engine is the light duty and the OE starter on a turbo engine is the heavy duty. My point was, why would Fastlane put a clause like that on the starter parts page unless it had some basis in reality?

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Old 10-26-2010, 10:18 AM
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Someone should call a MB dealerand check how many starters were offered.

I tested a forum member's 300D starter with my photo tach and it was 180 rpm. Mine is defintely on the slow side. Does MB have a spec for starter rpm?
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Old 10-26-2010, 07:59 PM
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So I assume you believe that Fastlane's description of two different starters, a light and heavy duty not related to the Cali model is really 'For the record'?
Yes because the two you are talking about will work either way and the cali model starter is the only starter you can use on a cali model......well maybe a 300SE or 300E starter....think they are smaller but might bolt up.
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Old 10-26-2010, 08:15 PM
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Yes because the two you are talking about will work either way and the cali model starter is the only starter you can use on a cali model......well maybe a 300SE or 300E starter....think they are smaller but might bolt up.
I'm not disputing that either will work. But I did swap out the original light duty in the 77 300d with a heavy duty later turbo version to get it turning faster in cold weather. The new starter did turn faster. The OE had about 50k miles on it when I swapped it out.
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Old 10-26-2010, 09:23 PM
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Well, at 50K it shouldn't have been worn out.
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A 240d stick one is supposed to be different than an automatic somehow--so does thos mean a turboo deezl stick conversion can use the TD 5 cyl auto starter with a long happy life?
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I looked at ********, and see that for the 240d the part number for a reman bosch is sr61x, and for a 300d it is sr70x.

They do list the power output on some starters but not the bosch, and the range for the 240d is from 2.2 kw to 2.7 kw depending on brand of starter. The Beck/Arnley was the highest at 2.7

No end to the confusion it appears.....
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Old 02-17-2011, 02:14 PM
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Pulled the starter from my 4 spd 240D and its p/n is 0 001 362 047

Spun it up and measured a no load rpm of 8900

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