Mercedes-Benz Cooling Systems
Water Pump O-Ring
Mercedes-Benz
024-997-63-45-64
Sprinter van. Metris. Thermostat gasket. #1. #2.
$10.00
Water Pump
Mercedes-Benz
651-200-17-02
Sprinter van. Code f900/637k+f906. This item is non-returnable.
$360.00
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All About Cooling Systems for Mercedes-Benz
The factory cooling system in your Mercedes-Benz vehicle helps its engine maintaining an ideal temperature, no matter how far you drive, how warm or cold it is outside, or how punishing the road conditions might be. Today's rely on liquid-cooled systems, rather than air-cooled, to moderate engine temps.
How a Liquid Cooling System Works
Coolant flows from the radiator to the engine, where it then works its way through passageways inside the heads and engine block. Inlet and outlet hoses are what route coolant from the radiator to the engine and back again. A water pump helps to circulate it, and a thermostat measures its temp, in order to either allow or prevent coolant from flowing to the engine.
Symptoms of Problems with a Mercedes-Benz Cooling System
Even parts of the best cooling system can eventually fail. Signs of trouble with one include:
- Steam billowing from under your hood
- Your vehicle overheating
- Low coolant levels
- Your coolant looking cloudy or dirty
Notice any such signs, and you'll need to inspect all cooling system parts and, if results call for it, replace them. (Looking for help with the job? You're welcome to schedule a service appointment at a Mercedes-Benz dealer.)
The Average Cost of Cooling System Replacement
This depends on the part. Take radiators, for instance; replacing one might run you between $1,070 and $1,255, according to recent RepairPal data, but that's often for economy cars and SUVs. Cost can vary for luxury models. Take Mercedes-Benz E 320 radiator replacement, for example; that might run you more like $875 to $990 on average.
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