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Heater servo rebuild kit
Does anyone know where I can get parts for the "dreaded 107 heater servo", vintage 77-80. l disassembled mine and cleaned out the corroded gears, replaced the motor and exchanged the plastic housing with a spare one I had. I'd like to replace the rubber seals but can't seem to find rebuild kit anywhere? Any suggestions?
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its called the "evil vacuum servo"...was used on the W123, W116 as well as the W107 (and possible a couple others) it was designed by chrysler who used it 10 years before mercedes did...and there are no kits I am aware of for a DIY.
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Yeah, there's a kit. It doesn't fix the servo very often and costs a bizarre amount of money. You're best bet is to pick up a Mantis reman or replace the servo with a manual faucet -- the kind you can buy as Home Depot. Otherwise, I think you'll have to make your own seals. Good luck!
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Kit
There was a kit . I can give you the Mercedes part number, but they do not make or stock.
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0008300198 still shows up in the price list, which usually indicates some level of availability. List price: $322. But like I said, they weren't good for much anyways...
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