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Anyone recognize this part manufacturer's logo?
I dont recognize this manufacturer logo? Interesting that they have MB part numbers on the part.
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Might be INA.
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Don't know if this helps................
https://www.*******.com/products/mercedes-differential-mount-1243511342-1243511343
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Aftermarket parts
It's not unusual to have the part number on an aftermarket part at all .
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Hmm, I dont recall Ina having that logo, and I dont remember them making rubber parts?
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True, I just dont see it often in cheaper parts. |
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This is Phoenix Logo.
https://www.phoenix-ag.com/pages/historie_en.html Their subdivision MEGI has been MB supplier for decades (MB's motor mounts used to gave both the Phoenix logo and MEGI on them). |
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Yes, the original Motor Mounts for my W123 had the Mercedes Star, the Mercedes Part Number and the phoenix Logo on it. Lemforder sells the same mounts but the Mercedes Star is ground off.
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^Diesel and vox, thank you for that!
I got a whole bunch of those parts on my latest suspension refresh, that is what my local supplier sold me. I just learned of Phoenix from a youtube vid Scredriva posted in his restoration thread recently. Started researching after that and found their company, but could not find their logo. I had a feeling this was them, thanks for confirming! I was wondering initially if these were no-name Chinesium, but they seemed to be marked differently from the usual low tier crap, and these were slow moving parts that I doubt the parts mills would be interested in. |
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From the literature linked above by vox incognita.
I wish I could read German, looks like a company with a rich, storied history! |
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