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WANTED WTB - EZL for 94 E500
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013-545-64-32 should work fine on the 1994 E500 in place of the original 015-545-61-32. You don't want the -62-32 which made by Bosch instead of Siemens. The Bosch units are not known for having a long lifespan, Siemens can last the life of the car. But yes, 61 and 62 are functionally equivalent.
If you want a 015-545-61-32 part number specifically, drop me a line. It's not necessary though, unless you want date codes to match or something.
EDIT: The only combination I have never been able to test, is if an earlier (non-015 prefix) EZL will work on a late M119 engine with open deck block. The latest EZL's are backwards compatible with closed-deck, but I've never owned an open-deck block to test with. At least with closed deck blocks, all 5.0L EZL's are interchangeable.
If you want a 015-545-61-32 part number specifically, drop me a line. It's not necessary though, unless you want date codes to match or something.
EDIT: The only combination I have never been able to test, is if an earlier (non-015 prefix) EZL will work on a late M119 engine with open deck block. The latest EZL's are backwards compatible with closed-deck, but I've never owned an open-deck block to test with. At least with closed deck blocks, all 5.0L EZL's are interchangeable.
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Yes.
That is what it came off, a 1993
Thanks for your input, as always, Dave
Please confirm if you want this EZL or not
