What parts are needed before installing headers?
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I'm not mechanically savvy and I source all of the information here on the forums. I appreciate and am thankful for all of the information that this community has provided for me thus far.
I have a 2014 W204 C63.
I got a week left until my headers arrive after being shipped out to get them ceramic coated.
I was wondering what are all of the things that I should bring before I roll up into a shop.
I have purchased new engine mounts, and after thorough research, new gaskets and bolts are recommended.
This is where I am not mechanically/mod savvy and not particularly confident if I am purchasing the right parts.
Left gasket : https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...ing-1560160420
Right gasket : https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...ing-1560160020
Bolts (2 orders) : https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...ing-1560160769
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I'm not mechanically savvy and I source all of the information here on the forums. I appreciate and am thankful for all of the information that this community has provided for me thus far.
I have a 2014 W204 C63.
I got a week left until my headers arrive after being shipped out to get them ceramic coated.
I was wondering what are all of the things that I should bring before I roll up into a shop.
I have purchased new engine mounts, and after thorough research, new gaskets and bolts are recommended.
This is where I am not mechanically/mod savvy and not particularly confident if I am purchasing the right parts.
Right gasket : https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...ing-1560160020
Bolts (2 orders) : https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...ing-1560160769
Cheers!
-SOLVED- 07/01/2020
Last edited by Jjigae; 07-01-2020 at 04:12 PM.
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Those are gaskets to mount the head to the block and the bolts to also do said job. You are looking for exhaust manifold gaskets I’ll have a peek in there and see if I see them
Here’s the link for the exhaust studs although you generally don’t need to replace never a terrible idea to do it
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...des-0019906814
Here’s the link for the exhaust studs although you generally don’t need to replace never a terrible idea to do it
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...des-0019906814
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Jjigae (06-17-2020)
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Those are gaskets to mount the head to the block and the bolts to also do said job. You are looking for exhaust manifold gaskets I’ll have a peek in there and see if I see them
here’s the two options for gaskets
https://www.fcpeuro.com/Mercedes~Ben...haust%20gasket
and here’s for new studs although they generally can be reused never a terrible idea to replace them
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...des-0019906814
here’s the two options for gaskets
https://www.fcpeuro.com/Mercedes~Ben...haust%20gasket
and here’s for new studs although they generally can be reused never a terrible idea to replace them
https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/mer...des-0019906814
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I would be grateful if you can guide me to the correct parts.
Edit : Just saw your edited post. Hahaha, thank youuuu! How many studs should I order?
Last edited by Jjigae; 06-17-2020 at 11:41 PM.
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Jjigae (06-17-2020)
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Here’s your two options for gaskets https://www.fcpeuro.com/Mercedes~Ben...haust%20gasket
As for the studs that you said were optional, that would be the "bolts" correct? If so, how many would I need?
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Thank you for looking into this for me!
Yup! I got new engine mounts already but thanks for making sure.
Yup! I got new engine mounts already but thanks for making sure.
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One thing you should have handy, besides all the good suggestions above (especially studs), is a stack of 1/2” ID washers. You’ll likely have to space out the aluminum transmission tunnel brace by 1/2” or so because when the headers x-pipe gets hot it expands and rattles on that cross brace 9-times-out-of-10.
Don't worry if you’re not super mechanical, it’s just unbolting stuff and rebolting stuff. But it requires organization and patience, and a wide assortment of box wrenches and ratchet swivel-heads and extensions to get it done. I hope you have a lift. Good luck.
Don't worry if you’re not super mechanical, it’s just unbolting stuff and rebolting stuff. But it requires organization and patience, and a wide assortment of box wrenches and ratchet swivel-heads and extensions to get it done. I hope you have a lift. Good luck.
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Thank you for all of the help and I have received my gaskets and bolts.
Apparently I need new nuts as well and couldn't find the appropriate nuts. Found nuts for control arm and other nuts that won't fit the W204.
Can someone direct me to a link for these nuts that are needed for this header install?
Many thanks!
Apparently I need new nuts as well and couldn't find the appropriate nuts. Found nuts for control arm and other nuts that won't fit the W204.
Can someone direct me to a link for these nuts that are needed for this header install?
Many thanks!
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I might be tripping but all I see are links to the studs and gaskets.
Appreciate that you still replied to this thread to help me out despite this thread being created days ago.
Thanks to you, I was able to order the gaskets and studs with your help.
Appreciate that you still replied to this thread to help me out despite this thread being created days ago.
Thanks to you, I was able to order the gaskets and studs with your help.
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Jjigae (07-01-2020)
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I did find the part number but it was with the letter A in the front of the numbers.
Couldn't find A0029901554 anywhere which led me to ask the forums again but now 0029901554 is giving me actual results! Thank you!
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