I have a Mercedes 300DT and i need to locate the radiator and A/C condensers part number so i can replace them. Where do i find the part number?
Most numbers are located on the the tag on the radiator tank, If it is not there it could be on the radiator core itself. Otherwise you can call the dealer and ask. Most dealers are willing to give you that information.
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I just got back from my trip to the South Island. We went to 8 different towns in 10 days. I had to jot down point form everything we did each day because I knew it would be a blur when I got back.
The Route:
Monday:
Monday morning we got on a 6 am flight (this was after Laura and I got back from our Mount Doom hiking weekend the night before, we were exhausted) to Christchurch. We arrived in Christchurch, a pretty but boring little city, and explored a bit. We stayed around the centre, and checked out the aptly named Anglican cathedral Christ Church in Cathedral Square. Manu decided he should buy a Ukulele for the trip, just to make sure we would all be sufficiently annoyed by the end. We grabbed breakfast and hopped in our car to Hammer Springs, our second destination, where we all bonded on our first day as a group and enjoyed the hot thermal pools. Finally, we drove to Kaikoura on these ridiculously windy roads, making very un-funny jokes about “Kaikoura drift” in a Japanese accent (“you can’t drift Kaikoura! People die there!”) We arrived at the hostel in one piece, made a delicious pasta meal and drank wine and played the Uke for rest of the night.
Tuesday:
Tuesday we drove to Blenheim/Marlborough wine country. В On the drive there, Laura freaked out and started screaming, insisting that she had seen a whale… turns out they were just rocks…haha. We stopped on the way at a seal colony viewing point, where seals were just having a snooze by the side of the road, and took pictures. When we reached Blenheim, we rented bikes for the day and biked around to do the free wine-tastings they offer around the vineyards. I actually learned a bit about wine, and by the third wine-tasting we were all very tipsy and very pretentious. (“Mm, yes, this one is quite robust. Is that a hint of Oak?”) We struggled to stay upright on our bikes and keep to the left of the road, laughing and falling down the whole way.
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A random part for the radiator I'm afraid it might be over heating.
Part Sales Advisor - Slough: HC-Slough, Do you have knowledge of parts, from exhaust to radiator and everythi... 
Part Sales Advisor - Slough: HC-Slough, Do you have knowledge of parts, from exhaust to radiator and everythi... 
Part Sales Advisor - Slough: HC-Slough, Do you have knowledge of parts, from exhaust to radiator and everythi... 
Part Sales Advisor - Slough: HC-Slough, Do you have knowledge of parts, from exhaust to radiator and everythi... 
this is so nice very nice thanks to e bay. this is made by silla radiator it sells for around 170.00 dollars. not bad and it works great , runs really cool.
Amazing how expensive a little part like this can be. They paid for it though.
