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Throttle Body 400E with ASR

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Hello,

does anybody know if the 400E / E420 with ASR uses the same throttlebody as the 500E?

The Part i want to buy has the Part no. A000 141 4825

Thank you!

Jan
 
IIRC, the throttle body on the ASR 400/420 is compatible with the 500 as they are both ASR. Also, the connector will vary by MY of the donor relative to the MY of the receiver. I am sure others will confirm or refute me soon....dont press buy until it is confirmed. ;)
 
does anybody know if the 400E / E420 with ASR uses the same throttlebody as the 500E?
Yes. But the connector must match; it changed with the facelift (07/93 in Europe).


The Part i want to buy has the Part no. A000 141 4825
However, the part number you list (000 141 4825) is from a NON-ASR 400E, with pre-facelift connector. It's an early ETA that likely needs a rebuild. That part number was superceded to a different p/n, 000-141-78-25. Neither will work with ASR.

If the ETA has a green label, it's non-ASR.

ASR ETA's have all-white labels.
 
I have the original ASR ETA (000 141 79 25) removed from a well-running 90K mile ‘92 400 that looks just fine.
Happy to see it go to a good home wherever that may be.
 
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ASR ETAs as the @gsxr said will always have a white label -- NOT the green label that shows that it is a non-ASR ETA.

Usually from what I know, the ASR ETA will either be a part number 000 141 79 25 (with the flat pancake connector of the earlier cars), or later cars [facelift] will have a 000 141 94 25 (with the smaller round plug-in connector).

Early model ETA:
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Late model ETA:
Mercedes-Benz-ASR-Drosselklappe-000-141-94-25.jpg


Non-ASR ETA (green label):
Mercedes-W124-E420-Throttle-Body-Cruise-Control-Actuator.jpg
 
Hey thanks for your replies.
I could use the cable/connector from my old ETA.
So could every ASR ETA from a M119 fit (140, 129, 124...)?
 
I could use the cable/connector from my old ETA.
So could every ASR ETA from a M119 fit (140, 129, 124...)?
Yes. The wire lengths are different between chassis. The ETA must be from an M119.97x (LH injection) and from a car with ASR.
 

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