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Is the part that is leaking aluminum or copper? If copper, use lead based solder to fill the leak, if aluminum there is a solder for that as well. However it requires an air/acetlyene torch to heat it up. Probably you would have to remove it in either case.
MIG is too hot and epoxy won't hold.
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Not sure if it will fit your car, but I have a like-new W210 condenser from a 1997 E320 for sale in the "For Sale" section...
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