Mercedes Service Manual All Cars 1959 To 1967 on 2040-parts.com
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I purchased this manual to work on my 230SL to find that it covers more [see text below]. The cover has a few dings from hanging around my garage but the interior is like new-no grease etc. I don't recall using it much because I had an after market that satisfied my superficial needs. The vehicles covered are:
"This Service Manual refers to the passenger cars built from August, 1959 to December 1967 of the Models 190 c, 190 Dc, 200, 200 D, 220 b, 220 Sb, 220 SEb, 230, 230 S, 230 SL, 250 S, 250 SE, 250 SL, 300 SE, 300 SEb and 300 SEL. It contains pertinent data, dimensions and tolerances as well as special tools for the various individual operations which are listed within the text. The various repair and maintenance procedures outlined herein are procedures designed to be used by trained Mercedes-Benz service and repair station personnel. Supplements as such are no longer available for this manual." |
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