New Lh Camshaft Mercedes Benz 450se 450sel 450sl 450slc 1975 on 2040-parts.com
Dayton, Ohio, US
You are purchasing a new genuine Left Hand camshaft for the Mercedes Benz 450:
450SE 116.032 1975, engine 117.983 to engine # 029567
450SEL 116.033 1975, engine 117.983 to engine # 02567
450SL 107.044 1975, engine 117.982 to engine # 030109
450SLC 107.024 1975, engine 117.982 to engine # 030109
This is for USA models with electronic fuel injection 1975 only.
The number stamped on the end is 56 and you can see the Mercedes logo on the part.
New in the Mercedes box, part number 116 051 56 01.
Online prices for this cam are between $499. and $715.
We are selling this by Mercedes factory part number so it is the responsibility of the buyer to verify the part number for application to your engine before purchasing.
This part is not returnable.
We are always happy to combine shipping whenever possible. Thanks!
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Also most South America countries.
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