The Mercedes M103 Engine

  

What is the Mercedes M103 Engine?

The Mercedes M103 engine was a straight block engine. This means all six spark plugs were in a row. Unlike other V6 engines where there are two rows of three spark plugs each. The straight block engine M103 was used in the Mercedes Benz vehicles from 19 84-1997. In 1998 the Mercedes M104 engine replaced it. More up-to-date Mercedes Benz vehicles will have the Mercedes M104 engine.

Can I Still Replace my Mercedes M103?

Yes, you can still replace your Mercedes M103. There are two M103 engines to select from there is the larger 103.980 engine that will have more horsepower than the smaller Mercedes M103 engine. The smaller M103 engines were called the Mercedes M103 103.940. The M103.980 engines are three-liter engines and the 103.940 engines are 2.6-liter engines.

Where Can I Find a Mercedes M103 Engine?

There are a number of places you can find a Mercedes M103 engine. The common place would be a junkyard. But if you want an engine that does not have any where-and-tear on it you will want to find and purchase a rebuilt engine. You can find a rebuilt M103 engine by conducting an internet search. The internet is your bestfriend when it comes to finding replacement parts for your vehicle.

What Does it Cost for a Mercedes M103 Engine?

The cost will vary greatly depending on which site you purchase the M103 engine from. Of course, if you purchase your M103 engine from a salvage yard you will pay far less than if you purchase your engine at a web site. The rebuilt engine will vary depending on if you get the smaller M103 or the larger M103. So, do your homework and search the internet. You are sure to find a mercedes m103 engine for sale to fit your budget.