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If you are talking about the connectors for the Motor Electronics (not SAM) then you want to look in the "Electrical Equipment and Instruments" section 54/078.
HOME/Mercedes/1/FG/FG 211.076/54/078
Also note that you mention "pins", i.e. male connector, versus "sockets", i.e. female connector.
The image and connectors in your screenshot are for the front SAM in section 54/080. If that is to what you are referring, those numbers would be correct.
HOME/Mercedes/1/FG/FG 211.076/54/080
If you are talking about the connectors for the Motor Electronics (not SAM) then you want to look in the "Electrical Equipment and Instruments" section 54/078.
HOME/Mercedes/1/FG/FG 211.076/54/078
Also note that you mention "pins", i.e. male connector, versus "sockets", i.e. female connector.
The image and connectors in your screenshot are for the front SAM in section 54/080. If that is to what you are referring, those numbers would be correct.
HOME/Mercedes/1/FG/FG 211.076/54/080
hi mate, what I’m looking for are the 5 plugs that fit into the ECU
please excuse my ignorance, just not knowledgeable enough at this stuff
Should be in section 54/080. Might be possible to get connector part numbers under the engine harness. FWIW, I believe I did see at least two of the plugs in the parts list.
Alternatively, you could look for a salvage W211 with a V8 motor and see if they will allow you to cut a foot or two off the harness end with those connector shells You can then de-pin the shells,, order new sockets from Mercedes, remove any corroded sockets on the old harness, crimp on new sockets, and re-pin the connector shells.
Obviously, meticulous attention to color codes is paramount.
I'm not at home right but I'll relook when I get home.
EDIT: part numbers should be on the connector shells themselves. The sockets for the wires are available from Mercedes and aftermarket suppliers. De-pin tools available off Amazon or equivalent. Crimper for 16-20 gauge wire available from Amazon or equivalents.
In section 54/078, this is listed as the female contacts for the small pins on the Motor Electronics.
It makes reference to section 54 TU 120 but I'm lost on this; I don't see a subsection 120...
Last edited by bbirdwell; Oct 16, 2025 at 06:18 PM.
after getting the ECU fixed I checked the plugs as you mentioned above, and I ordered new plugs, turns out they weren’t e55 so the wiring was different. As the end I noticed that some of the pins were open, so managed to closed them and crimped 2/3 wires and now it’s running, no cutting off issues!