nkctb7

Hey guys. So I'm just about finished replacing the PLIL and pilot bushing on the tranny. I look up on the side of the bell housing and notice
part# 210 271 08 01. The side of the tranny has part# 140 271 28 01. Shouldn't this be part# 202 270 39 00?
I purchased the car from the original owner's son who inherited the car from his deceased father. I just assumed that the car was all original. Is this the correct transmission? I've been researching Mercedes years/models and have no idea what vehicle this is for. Any input is appreciated!

DRBC43AMG

I think I had the same question when I was servicing mine. Zayed cleared this up. Perhaps look in my 722.6 transmission maintenance thread, should be in there...

DRBC43AMG

Yeah, check the posts of August 11, 2016 of the thread I mentioned

KJI3jflarryfe93

what's PLIL?

don't you have 722.631 stamped on tranny house?

DRBC43AMG

Google is our friend (sometimes) even with a photo...
https://m.alibaba.com/product/178458...270&redirect=1

nkctb7

PLIL is the parking lock interlock linkage. I can't see the stamp on the housing as it may be hidden by oil seepage.

KJI3jflarryfe93

well I have nevah heard of the word PLIL before, you come up with funny words you invent

DRBC43AMG

Sorry I wasn't the inventor of the short name...

KJI3jflarryfe93

it's our fellow brother from Kanada who came up with this word.

next time I'll know what PLIL is when it's mentioned

nkctb7

Funny at how an abbreviated nickname can originate when one was just too lazy to type!

DRBC43AMG

Or complicated to say. If I had to say it now, I wouldn't remember

cm60k

Good catch Daniel, you have good memory MaaaaaN..,

i'm really suffering with my mind data,

since yesterday, i need to remember; did i come from father or mother stomach, who was pregnant..?!!?

-;ZAYED;-

DRBC43AMG

nkctb7

I can't answer that question as I wasn't present.