WANTED...

Manifold like this!

http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/diesel-discussion/333744-sleeper-part-deux-24.html

Here's one.

They are tougher to come buy. Expect to pay around $150 to $200. Plus, make sure the seller takes snappies of all angles. I bought one and the back side was marred up a little. I might still have it somewhere if you're interested.

Mercedes never put a naturally aspirated OM617 engine in a W116. The manifold pictured is from a W115.114 300D. The part number 617 140 02 01. Hope this info helps. I wish I had not taken a truck load of aluminum engine parts to the scrap yard a years ago. Just when you think no one will ever need a part. I have had several calls for this exact part. I bet I scrapped 3 or 4 of them. Dammit man.

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Cars:
1993 400E
1993 300TE Wagon
1985 300D Turbodiesel w/ 688,000 Miles On Original Eng/Trans
1979 300SD
1977 Euro 6.9
1967 230S IMA Universal Wagon
100 Or So Parts Cars

You Cannot Change your Future Without Disturbing Your Present

It Looks A Whole Lot More Like It Did Today Than It Did Yesterday?

I'll wait till I find one in the yard...

It's only a fourth car anyways. I might spend as much as $80 at a local JY...

Maybe one will float along here, at JY prices.

No hurry...I can't exactly afford the MBZ hobby yet.

if you cant manage to $ the benz hobby, you might outa stick to bicycles, there arn't too many other nitches a$ downtrodden as this one

Still available?