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Can someone with online EPC lookup my egr part#? gl320
Hello, my older EPC lists 6421401860 as the part number for my 09 gl320 EGR.
When i look on mbparts.mbusa it says that EGR # is discontinued. Enterering my vin on that site (4JGBF25E79A512686) it shows 6421401960-64 as the EGR #, but this later EGR is missing a second hose connector.
Is there a part replacement notification in the current EPC? I have one on order at the dealership but they told me its 6421401860 and if that's the case its never going to come in if discontinued.
I entered the info you provided and got the following message:
The part number you have selected is not valid for the FIN entered here. Where a valid part number is available for the part item, it will have been marked in the parts list. If it was not possible to determine a valid part number for the item number, please search for the required part manually. The part number you have selected is not valid for the FIN entered here. Where a valid part number is available for the part item, it will have been marked in the parts list. If it was not possible to determine a valid part number for the item number, please search for the required part manually.
Awesome! Thanks. It's a little weird wrapping my head around that new UI after decades of using the old system. Is that the message you get when you click on part 21?
Does it give another number under 21? Maybe it's neither xxx1860 or xxx1960?
In either case, thanks for the help, very appreciated!
Awesome! Thank you.
So the correct part is xxx1860, the official mbparts site is wrong about 1960 being the correct one and who knows what it means that 1860 is discontinued on that site. Maybe it's also wrong about that.
Regardless, thanks for the help!
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