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I was looking for an app to keep track my services record, then I came to an idea just use the build thread page to keep track it. It been a while since I updated, so far the car still going strong.
Can't believe it over 200k wife still love the vehicle. Completed an oil change @ 206 km, no metal shaving whatsoever. Recently swapped winter tires Rotors and pads are still in good condition. Still really like WS90 winter tire. Lots of tread still left. Cleaned the K & N filter Cleaned the MAF sensor Replaced the fuel filter Replaced Cabin Air Filter Did little interior detailing Other recent services include: Transmission: Drain and Fill @ 200 000km Front Struct @ 190 000 km Coolant drain and fill @ 180 000 km Front lower control arm and sway bar link(front and rear) @ 170 000km Front Diff and Rear Diff oil change @ 150 000 Rear Coil Spring @ 140 000km Brake Fluid flush @ 140 000km
Still really love the vehicle, have no plan to replace it special under the current high interest rate. Special thanks to FCP euro, makes maintaining an old age Mercedes possible at reasonable cost.
Sorry for the delay on my side too. So, I purchased all the preheater parts shown in the parts drawing posted here on the Forum from Exoparts. When they arrived, big surprise (!), there is an undocumented junction on the cooling hose (labeled 150) in the parts drawing. I need to find out what that smaller hose is and where it goes (i.e., what it connects to on the other end). The first picture is the undocumented junction. The second picture is the parts drawing that has been posted before. The third picture is one from the Forum that shows the in situ view looking down. Please ignore the red arrow, it simply points to the heater. The white arrow that I labeled "2" points directly to our bad boy. None of these parts show in the US epc, they are "Canada Specific" Code 460. If I can find out where that hose goes and what is needed to complete the circuit, I can ask Exoparts to order the needed parts as I have all the other parts needed (I hope).
So, I would greatly appreciate your assistance and pictures in solving this mystery.
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wife still love the vehicle. 
