E420 ASR Accumulator / booster

[Sasha124]

Hi guys! 1995 w124 e420 vin WDBEA34EXSC263431 looking for Brake Accumulator what located behind driver side front fender. My question does that will fit 0004300594 ? Loolike it from r129. If not please help with correct part number. Thank you 90-97 Mercedes R129 SL500 600SL Brake Booster Accumulator Unit 0004300594 OEM | eBay

 

[gsxr]

EPC shows p/n 000-430-10-94 would be correct for the W124 with ASR.

000-430-05-94 should also work, it was replaced by 000-430-10-94 on the 129. Check the part number on your existing one too.

 

[Sasha124]

EPC shows p/n 000-430-10-94 would be correct for the W124 with ASR.

000-430-05-94 should also work, it was replaced by 000-430-10-94 on the 129. Check the part number on your existing one too.

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OMG you as always The Best!!! God Bless you! Really! Thank you for your patience and big help! I will able to see mine tomorrow because its in mechanic shop. I think 99% i will go with that from 129, because price is good..

 

[northNH]

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[Sasha124]

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Probably yes, but I didn’t see my car personally, but it should be that. I just ordered that one from R129. I hope it will fit..if no i will contact you. Thank you

 

[gsxr]

Note that the ASR pressure accumulator is barely visible in the above photo... it's the small round can, not the large rectangular one.

 

[Sasha124]

Note that the ASR pressure accumulator is barely visible in the above photo... it's the small round can, not the large rectangular one.

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Thank you! I took it from same car i have E420. When i brake a part metal tubes some pressure gas went from them. I hope that pump don’t need to be gas recharge or something, there is no power wires, how does it work?

 

[gsxr]

It has a gas-filled chamber similar to the rear SLS spheres. Pressure is from the ASR/ABS unit. It's sort of a holding tank for fluid & pressure, hence the name "accumulator"... might be more details in the FSM descriptions of the ASR system.