Also, make sure you get the right length of door. One off of an SEL will be too long for an SD or SE.
Mark in Centennial, CO
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Subject: [diesel_mercedes] Re: Replacing rear door on 126
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Subject: [diesel_mercedes] Re: Replacing rear door on 126
1. It is heavy so a muscle bound helper is good to have handy.
2. Alignment after it is put on can be a trial and error process to get that good "thunk" sound once it is installed. Be patient.
3. Don't be afraid to visit a MB body shop and ask.
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