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Identifying an old iron 5sp - Syncro_G - 05-13-2009
Hi,
I have an iron 5-speed that I'd like to replace gaskets and seals on.
the main case has the following part number:
117 261 12 01
the 5th gear/output case has:
117 261 07 02
typically, that would mean it came from a W117 but I haven't heard of that body style.
Other than the odd numbers, it looks like a typical euro iron 5-speed
RE: Identifying an old iron 5sp - MB TECH - 05-13-2009
Try to see if you can find a part number that starts with 7. I went through the list of Manual transmissions in the MB parts catalog and they all start with 7.
RE: Identifying an old iron 5sp - winmutt - 05-13-2009
This is not a parts number, this is a casing number. Thing start getting really tricky here. I have been told by Classic Parts that they dont track any parts that were casing only.
Call Classic Parts and see what they can do fo you. Or try Rusty @ buymbparts.
RE: Identifying an old iron 5sp - MB TECH - 05-13-2009
That makes sense and explains why those numbers dont exist in the MB system
RE: Identifying an old iron 5sp - Syncro_G - 05-14-2009
Thanks! I'll try Rusty and I'll see if I can find a 7... number on it
I think the iron transmissions had a little metal plate on them with serial and gearing info. this one doesn't have that though.
-Christian
RE: Identifying an old iron 5sp - Syncro_G - 05-14-2009
Rusty's email bounced back - invalid domain
RE: Identifying an old iron 5sp - winmutt - 05-14-2009
http://buymbparts.com/
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RE: Identifying an old iron 5sp - Syncro_G - 05-16-2009
(05-14-2009, 02:20 PM)winmutt ?
typo. thanks