,here's another shot for you it's pretty tight up there I cant get a better ariel view
PLEASE......URGENT HELP NEEDED!!!
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PLEASE......URGENT HELP NEEDED!!!
I am in dire need of pics of the C43's auto trans oil cooler. There is only one possible way that the oil cooler lines mount to the oil cooler to have enough clearance for the oil cooler to mount to the oil cooler bracket. I am completely stumped as I have literally tried every possible way with no success. I would be very appreciative of any pics that could be provided. Thank You! 
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It is located in front of the right front fender liner covering between the wheelhouse and bumper. All I need is a pic of how the two top line fittings are installed as there is only one possible way that the fittings will clear the oil cooler bracket. Trying to figure it out but the thing is like a puzzle. The Benz dealer can't even find a diagram of it and that is why I asked here. Thx
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Thanks for the image as that is in fact the oil cooler that I'm referring to but, the lines that attach to the top is the image that I need. See attached link pic, part# 91 at the bottom. The curved fittings on the right side of the image attach to the top of the oil cooler and they can only fit one way to clear the oil cooler bracket. I am in dire need of the pic of the lines, the angle and how they attach as I have tried every possible way and they will not go on true. Thanks!
http://www.mbpartsworld.com/showAsse...rimLevel=20609
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That is exactly what I needed, Pagz! I greatly appreciate it! Are you able to hold your phone over the oil cooler and post an aerial view or semi aerial view pic of the brass fittings? I am trying to figure out how the lines clear the edge of the oil cooler bracket without hitting it. I would sincerely appreciate it!
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Hey Pagz, Thanks again for the help! If you have a chance can you post a pic of the connection of the bottom hose that leads to the transmission line? I want to make certain that the connection was not modified in any way. Thanks again!
Cheers!
Cheers!
