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Where to find rear struts for 94 500E?

Part numbers and R&R info here:

Available new from Naperville, $400 each, free s hipping with code 500EPROMO at checkout:
 
I was able to put the hydro legs into my shopping cart. :)

But, on the same site (MBOEMparts as I was directed to) I could not locate either the copper o-rings (N007 0003 012 102) or LCA nuts (N901 113 010 003). Per the site, the upper strut bushing (201 326 18 68) is NLA. Lastly, the lower strut bushing ( 124 326 03 68) raised a warning that this was not for this car (for which I provided the VIN prior to parts search.)

Any suggestions as to (in presumed order of importance):

- source for o-rings (N007 0003 012 102)?

- source for LCA nuts (N901 113 010 003)?

- alternative for NLA upper strut bushings (201 326 18 68)?

- the validity of the "not for your car" warning on the lower strut bushings?

As always, a warm "thank you" for all of your advice and assistance,

Charlie
 
Remove spaces from part numbers, and remove the letter "N". For "N007603 012102", search for: 007603012102


I would buy the complete mounting kit p/n 124-320-03-56, instead of only the rubber bushings mentioned in that thread. Besides, one of the bushings may be NLA. The kit is callout #41, the bushings are callouts 23 and 29. With the kit you get all new bolts/nuts/etc in addition to the rubber parts. TWO kits required.

Ignore the website's claim of not fitting your car. The website interchange info is not accurate.


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Thank you again! As it seems I'm no longer repairing my car as much as I am restoring it, it's probably time to order and learn the online parts and service systems.
 
I highly recommend getting an EPC, or using the online EPC (aka Xentry Parts / ISPPI, or something like that).

Check out the "sticky" threads at the top of the list here:

Also, read this about NLA parts:
 
Part numbers and R&R info here:

Available new from Naperville, $400 each, free s hipping with code 500EPROMO at checkout:
Cheaper, by almost $50/pair, to get from MB of Laredo, even with shipping!

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