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Old 12-02-2017, 11:33 PM
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300sd bowden/kickdown cable and booster line

Hello all, I've just rebuilt the turbo, injectors, injection pump, installed new pads, rotors, brake master cylinder, brake booster, and all the hoses from the radiator to the heating/cooling system along with some gaskets here and there. I got the car up and running and she's doing great but I have a leak in the brake booster vacuum line and I need a new bowden cable. Ive done my searching on both of the two and I know that they're no longer available, my question is how do I get new ones? Is my only option to just salvage them from a yard? Is nobody really making these anymore? Isn't there any compatability between different models?

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Old 12-02-2017, 11:35 PM
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What year? Is this a W116 or a W126? The brake booster lines should still be available, the bowden cable may or may not be. What happened to yours?
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Old 12-02-2017, 11:54 PM
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My apologies for the lack of description, its an 1983 300sd w126.
The brake booster lines were damaged at the white 'orifice valve' thingy near the brake master cylinder when I was replacing the booster.
The kickdown cable plastic housing was broken as I removed it to replace the o-ring and service the transmission because it was sticking in gear and acting as if it were in a constant "kickdown mode" which upon removal of the pan I realised was due to a sticking of the piston that goes into the valve body which is actuated by the lever that is connected to the kickdown cable.

To my understanding the part number for the brake line is 126-430-12-29

And the kickdown cable is 126-300-17-30

I purchased a later style kickdown cable assuming it would fit or that I could make it, but I couldn't. And after all my searching I find it hard to believe that there isn't a solution yet found.

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