Kann jemand erkennen diese Bremse Teil?

BSS · 31. Mai 2012

Hallo!

Erstens, bitte entschuldigen Sie mein Deutsch, wie ich mit Google übersetzen werde.

Ich muss herausfinden, welche dieser Mercedes Bremssattel Halter / Sattel aus zu kommen.

Ich glaube, es ist entweder W201 oder W124, ich habe versucht, beide Zahlen auf dem Bremssattel Google aber hatten kein Glück. Ich habe auch google images mit verschiedenen Beschreibungen in Englisch und Deutsch, aber ohne Glück gesucht. Ich glaube auch, dass die Zahl 4202 Stimmen in sie ein partieller Teilenummer ist nach einigen Recherchen hier,

[url] <a class="postlink" href="http://www.auto-parts.spb.ru/cat/cats/m.mycat?Form">http://www.auto-parts.spb.ru/cat/cats/m.mycat?Form</a> [/ url]

Ich würde es begrüßen jede Hilfe oder Eingang zu dem Thema.

Claus · 31. Mai 2012

If you're fluent in English it would probably be easier to ask your questions in English.
Google translation is a mess and causes a lot of translaltion mistakes wich makes it eben worse to read your question.

If you're looking here, this is pretty much what you are looking for:
http://gebrauchteautoteile.com…echts-vorne--0e8641477aaa

As you can see it's coming from a W201.

Hope this helps.

Kind regards,

Claus

So und nun nochmal auf Deutsch

Falls du fließend Englisch sprichst wäre es einfacher die Frage in Englisch zu stellen.
Der Goggle Übersetzer ist Schrott und erzeugt jede Menge Übersetzungsfehler, die es noch schwieriger machen die Frage zu lesen.

Schau mal hier, das ist so ziemlich das was du suchst:
http://gebrauchteautoteile.com…echts-vorne--0e8641477aaa
Wie du siehst kommt das aus einem W201.

Ich hoffe das hilft.

Viele Grüße,

Claus

BSS · 31. Mai 2012

Hello Claus.

Thank you for the advice about google translate, i thought i would make the effort but if it is more of a problem then so be it.

Thank you for posting the link to that does not appear to be the same saddle as the one i have posted pictures of.

Xanto · 31. Mai 2012

hmm, why do you need detailed information on one single rusty car part of unknown origin? Do you only have this one part and are you looking for the right car to complete the puzzle..? [coyote]

BSS · 31. Mai 2012

Basically i'm trying to find out what parts were used on a brake upgrade that was available on Alpina models of the BMW E30.

The conversion used mercedes callipers and pads, custom discs with what was commonly thought to be a custom brake calliper bracket but further investigation has lead me to believe it is also a mercedes part.

Here is some info on the brake conversion.

www.e30.de - Fotostory

It says in the link above that the saddle is "maybe" 190E 2.3-16 and the pads are W124 300E-24.

Claus · 31. Mai 2012

So far so good, but what do you wanna achieve?
It's quiet difficult to help as far as nobody knows what or why you are looking for for this.

Do you need replacement for an existing car, or is it just a matter of interrest?

Kind regards,

Claus

BSS · 31. Mai 2012

As i said, the part is used in an Alpina big brake conversion for the E30.

I am trying to source all the parts to make up the conversion for another car, the part i have posted pics of is borrowed from a 1985 Alpina B6 3.5.

Xanto · 1. Juni 2012

well, IMO it's pretty hard to tell from a photo which caliper this is.. usually MB parts do have a "star" emblem somewhere on the part, but maybe that's not the case with e.g. gilrling brakes used on tuned/upgraded cars..

Can't you just order some parts that might be right and just send them back after comparing them to your part. In germany you have the right to cancel any order within two weeks. Don#t know where you live..

BTW, the link to the E30 forum says that Alpina is able to deliver such calipers again today. Couldn't you just write the a mail which parts can be used for such conversion..?

Best regards.

Xanto · 1. Juni 2012

maybe these links help a little, at least they seem to comfirm, that the "big Alpina brake" consisted of w201/W124 parts:

<a class="postlink" href="http://e30-talk.com/fahrwerk/t-alpina-bremse-90885.html">http://e30-talk.com/fahrwerk/t-alpina-bremse-90885.html</a>

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.behindmatrix.com/e30/fotost/f00199/f00199.htm">http://www.behindmatrix.com/e30/fotost/ ... f00199.htm</a>

I guess if I were you I would take this rusty part to an official MB parts dealer and ask them to do some research.. or: ask Alpina themselves..

Or one more idea: there ist this TÜV-expertise (Gutachten) for the ALPINA B6/1 Bremse (mentioned in the link you posted). Try to get the technical description that belongs to this expertise. Maybe it says which parts (W124?) were used..

best regards!