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My indie has a brand new water pump part num 102 200 0420 80 but on research I find it is listed for an M102 engine but the MB models listed are W460 and W463.

Does that mean it is not suited or will not fitted a W124?
 

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My indie has a brand new water pump part num 102 200 0420 80 but on research I find it is listed for an M102 engine but the MB models listed are W460 and W463.

Does that mean it is not suited or will not fitted a W124?
W460 ? W463 ?
 
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Does the from engine to engine asterisk notations on the RU site diagrams correspond to from year to year.

How are the numbers that follow interpreted?
 

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Are the part numbers perhaps superceeding parts?
I have just clicked on the numbers on the right hand list with ** and it list the serial numbers of the engines.
 
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I have just clicked on the numbers on the right hand list with ** and it list the serial numbers of the engines.

The "007* WHEN REPLACING 102 200 06 20 BY 102 200 09 20,EXCHANGE ALSO COOLING WATER HOSE;
SEE CHASSIS MICROFICHE,GROUP 50", listed on clicking the 007* led me to think that the replacement of .....520 by ....920 was a supercession upgrade. But I think the serial number part of your comment answers my first question as to what those numbers meant.

What I didn't do was make it clear enough that I was making a distinction between what are clearly part numbers and the mystery numbers
 

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The "007* WHEN REPLACING 102 200 06 20 BY 102 200 09 20,EXCHANGE ALSO COOLING WATER HOSE;
SEE CHASSIS MICROFICHE,GROUP 50", listed on clicking the 007* led me to think that the replacement of .....520 by ....920 was a supercession upgrade. But I think the serial number part of your comment answers my first question as to what those numbers meant.

What I didn't do was make it clear enough that I was making a distinction between what are clearly part numbers and the mystery numbers

Its all beyond me for the minute, Maybe someone else knows more.
 
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Its all beyond me for the minute, Maybe someone else knows more.

Malcom U ve ruined my perception of reality I have alway hoped you especially would look in on any question I ask.:shock: :shock:
 

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the only way to find the appropriate (current spec) part number for your water pump is in conjunction with your VIN.

Whilst your engine is a 102 engine, the parts specs and numbers are always evolving.
 

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If you can supply a chassis number, I'll have a check for you.

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NEW Angle

I have researched more and the partnumber is for a water pump intended for 300D Gwagen, 250D 124 (turbo), 300D 124 Turbo, etc.

Question: is it likely that this amounts to a harder working water pump and will be more efficient on a normally aspirated engine than the original watepump for a normally aspirated engine and hence more beneficial?
 


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