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  • 300E = 3.0 Petrol sedan

    300T = 3.0 Petrol estate

    300D = 3.0 Diesel sedan

    300DT= 3.0 Turbo Diesel sedan

    300TD = 3.0 diesel estate

    300TDT= 3.0 turbo diesel estate

  • D= Diesel, TD= Turbo Diesel, TDT= Turbo Diesel Wagon

  • D = diesel, TD = Touring Diesel, TDT = Touring DieselTurbo..

  • Touring Diesel !

  • can't see the turbo, where is it?

  • @discocreator76 doesnt have one

  • @beboybo why does the description say "td" then?

  • @discocreator76 typo?

  • Indeed. Combi=Estate=Break=Touring=Ava­nt=Clipper... etcetera :-)

  • I think its a vacumpump for the brakes.

  • The little pump looking thing, in front of the engine, in line with the camshaft, what is that for?

  • did you ever find out what that cam thing on the merc diesel cam is? looks like a cam phaser... couldn't be, could it?

  • its a pump for the suspension, the rear suspension is fully adjustable

  • What a beautifull engine. But where's the turbo? Anyways.. this are beasts and bulletproof engines. ust check the head gaskets!

  • TD means combi

  • If it is TDT then it would mean combi, now it's just Turbo Diesel :)

  • w124 300 td = 300 diesel combi (from German Transport und Turistik).

    w124 300 tdt = 300 turbodiesel combi.

    On the w124, if it was a turbodiesel, therewas always "turbo" mentionned on the rear end.

    For example, 250d turbo. Or 300 td turbo. There was never something like tdt, since the word turbo was always written in full. And that's period.

  • @Babesboy idk what combi is does it mean the same as estate or stationwagon?

  • er...theres no turbo!

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