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MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL: timing chain or timing belt information

About MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL

The Mercedes-Benz SL-Class is a Grand Touring car manufactured by the German automaker Daimler. It stands for “Sport Leicht” (‘lightweight sports car’ in German). This name was first used for the Mercedes 300SL.

There have been 6 generations of this vehicle.

Jump to a generation:

Generation VII
#72022R232
CLASE SL VII
Generation VI
#62012R231
CLASE SL VI
Generation V
#52001R230
CLASE SL V
Generation IV
#40R129
CLASE SL IV

#4MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL - Generation IV
R129

Roadster / CabrioR129

MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL, generation IV, Roadster / Cabrio: engine and timing system
MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL, generation IV, Roadster / Cabrio: engine and timing system

#5MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL - Generation V(2001)
R230

Roadster / CabrioR230

MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL, generation V, Roadster / Cabrio: engine and timing system
MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL, generation V, Roadster / Cabrio: engine and timing system

#6MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL - Generation VI(2012)
R231

Roadster / CabrioR231

MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL, generation VI, Roadster / Cabrio: engine and timing system
MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL, generation VI, Roadster / Cabrio: engine and timing system
MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL, generation VI, Roadster / Cabrio: engine and timing system
MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL, generation VI, Roadster / Cabrio: engine and timing system

#7MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL - Generation VII(2022)
R232

Roadster / CabrioR232

MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL, generation VII, Roadster / Cabrio: engine and timing system
MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL, generation VII, Roadster / Cabrio: engine and timing system

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MERCEDES-BENZ CLASE SL

Engine

UnknownBody style
PowerN/A
DisplacementN/A
ValvesN/A
DriveN/A

Engine identification

ManufacturerN/A
FamilyN/A
Code
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Recommended oil
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Timing systemUnknown
Replacement intervalUnknown
Interference
Indicates whether valves and pistons occupy the same space at different times. In an interference engine, timing system failure can cause them to collide and severely damage the engine.
Unknown