Help for pistons E350 4Matic
the parts you want to order need the engine taken apart and mesured to see what size you need, this information I can not get from the vin number. The cylinder bores need to be measured and any marking on the pistions need to be sent to me as well. Then we can get your the correct prices and parts to fix your car.
So please anyone can help to tale this orden close and fix my car.
Thanks in andvanced...




I am doubting that MB engines leave the factory with other then standard spec cylinder bores. (But I am guessing on that)
Have you torn it down yet? How do you know you need a piston?
Its never been repaired the pistons or engine before, I bought it with a carfax historial.




If you torn it down, measure the bores and check against spec.
Are you going to need to machine any of the bores?
If you bent a rod, also check the crank, it might be twisted.




Looks like used engines are $3k to $6K (4-Matic) (less if not)
Does anyone know what is different about the 4-Matic engine?
If it is stuff like oil pan and such, you can buy a RWD engine and swap parts off your engine.
How much water did it ingest?
How is the rest of the car? There are a LOT of electrical connections in our MBs that don't like soaking in water.
Last edited by N_Jay; Apr 19, 2014 at 12:31 PM.
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On overbore blocks the pistons were stamped with the size.




Not sure what the standard overbores are for metric pistons and cylinders.
Guessing it is 0.5 MM as that was the increments in Porsche pistons back in the day.
Did you buy it with the bad engine or did it ingest the water when you were driving it?




How are they typically marked?
What should he be looking for on the existing pistons to tell the supplier what "grade" designation he requires?


