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Applies to LH-jetronic equipped cars only. So, the ones delivered new with the bad wiring harness. Mine is a 1994. These parts may be different for later cars.

I am planning to swap my electronic throttle actuator (ETA) with a known good one to fix a fault with my ASR. I noticed it is difficult to find part numbers for the hoses, MAF to throttle body coupler, and throttle body gasket. I am concerned I will damage or destroy these old custom molded rubber parts during disassembly. The part numbers molded into the hoses themselves are obsolete and can't be found at all online. It took some digging in the EPC to find these. I could not find engine related parts on my usual parts catalog tool, www.mb-teilekatalog.info

Here is what I think you should need:
  • Big hose to ETA: A1190944482
  • 2nd hose (attaches to above): A1190945582
  • 3rd hose (attaches to above): A1190947182
  • ETA (throttle body) gasket: A1191411280
  • Rubber coupler between MAF and ETA: A1191410167
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Can't edit the post anymore, but there are two plastic connectors for this crankcase vent hose that would best be replaced as well:

Part number for both is
1020940212
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For a DIY guide, I cannot do any better than this:
Victor at Restoreyourmercedes.com has a comprehensive 8-part video series on removing and replacing the ETA (Electronic Throttle Assembly):

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Part 7
Part 8
 

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I did this same type of repair, and I found ALL the hoses at AutohausAZ two-years ago when I did this repair. Just type in the MB part numbers in the search.

Martin
 
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