Author Topic: Motor Mount Limit Stop Question  (Read 2644 times)

Vince Canepa

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Motor Mount Limit Stop Question
« on: March 21, 2005, 06:50:38 »
Saturday I was helping a friend replace motor mounts on his 230SL.  The mounts in the car were not for an SL - they looked like they came out of a 114/115 chassis car.  To make the story short we had to replace not only the mounts, but the plate for the limit stop, the limit stop bolts, everything.  The problem I see is that the hole in the limit stop plate is actually larger than the washer and rubber buffer on the limit stop bolt.  I checked with our local parts guy, who is really good on these older cars, and the P/N for the plate and the bolt are correct according to M-B.  Anybody have any insight on this?

Vince Canepa
1967 250SL
113.043-10-001543
568H Signal Red
116 Caviar MB-Tex
« Last Edit: March 21, 2005, 06:51:13 by Vince Canepa »

Naj ✝︎

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Re: Motor Mount Limit Stop Question
« Reply #1 on: March 21, 2005, 08:16:51 »
What's the engine # on the 230, and is it auto?
Mounts before engine # 000537 manual and # 000005 auto were different.
Later ones fit a lot of models, not specific to 113s
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Vince Canepa

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Re: Motor Mount Limit Stop Question
« Reply #2 on: March 21, 2005, 20:55:56 »
I don't have the engine number.  The car is a manual trans.  According to my parts guy the chassis number break was around 012000 (if I remember right) and this car is chassis #0166XX, which places it in the later group.

Vince Canepa
1967 250SL
113.043-10-001543
568H Signal Red
116 Caviar MB-Tex