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Gentlemen,
The timing chain guides on my on my 1992 500E is made from plastic. it broke last week. As a result, the head had to be pulled to clean out all the debris inside the motor. It is a big cost. The garage where I took it to had worked on this problem quite a lot. My question is why mercedes would use such design approach. It seems to be contradicting to their philosophy of building long lasting car. The other question is is there a replacing part for the plastic guides? I'll ask my mechanic on this also. Thanks in advance for your inputs. Thanh 1988 M5 1992 500E |
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