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llamov 12-24-2012 01:45 PM

head gasket question
 
I have a 1992 190E which needs a head gasket repair.

I am looking online for the head gasket and I'm finding prices all over the place, from about $30.00 on up to around $75.00.

Also, the online vendors I've checked list only one gasket, even though the six cylinder version was offered with both the 2.3 and the 2.6 versions. I have the 2.6 in mine.

Did both engines use the same gasket?

PelicanParts.com 12-26-2012 08:06 PM


Originally Posted by llamov (Post 161095)
I have a 1992 190E which needs a head gasket repair.

I am looking online for the head gasket and I'm finding prices all over the place, from about $30.00 on up to around $75.00.

Also, the online vendors I've checked list only one gasket, even though the six cylinder version was offered with both the 2.3 and the 2.6 versions. I have the 2.6 in mine.

Did both engines use the same gasket?

Check out the link below, we offer both head gaskets (depending if you have a 2.3L or 2.6L engine) at a reasonable cost:

Pelican Parts.com - Parts, Accessories and Technical Information for all Mercedes-Benz Automobiles.

PelicanParts.com 01-05-2013 10:02 AM

Answer
 

Originally Posted by llamov (Post 161095)
I have a 1992 190E which needs a head gasket repair.

I am looking online for the head gasket and I'm finding prices all over the place, from about $30.00 on up to around $75.00.

Also, the online vendors I've checked list only one gasket, even though the six cylinder version was offered with both the 2.3 and the 2.6 versions. I have the 2.6 in mine.

Did both engines use the same gasket?

On the 2.3 or 2.6, you need the best quality and latest updated version possible = Mercedes Benz.

Be sure to have the head inspected and tested, as a cracked cylinder head is common for both engines when overheated.
If you need DIY data or tech support, contact me.

whunter@pelicanparts.com

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