Cheap Mercedes-Benz MB100 Intercooler

No — the MB100 van was only ever fitted with naturally aspirated (non-turbocharged) diesel and petrol engines, and an intercooler is a component that only exists on turbocharged engines to cool the compressed intake air before it enters the engine. Because no MB100 variant left the factory with a turbocharger, none of them ever had an intercooler either. If you're looking for a cooling-related part on the MB100, you may actually be thinking of the radiator, heater matrix, or engine oil cooler — contact a breaker with your registration and engine code and they can point you in the right direction.

Fitting an intercooler as an aftermarket modification is technically possible on any vehicle but is not a like-for-like used-parts job — it would require a full turbocharger conversion, custom pipework, and significant engineering work. Findapart and vehicle dismantlers (breakers) deal in used original-equipment parts, so this isn't something a breaker can simply supply as a drop-in replacement part. If you're looking for standard cooling or air intake components that did come on the MB100 from the factory, contact a breaker with your registration number and they can help identify what's available.

It's worth double-checking, because no MB100 variant was factory-fitted with an intercooler as standard — the model only used naturally aspirated engines with no turbocharger. It's possible there has been a catalogue error, or the part description refers to something else such as a radiator or an air intake component. We'd recommend going back to the breaker, confirming your exact engine code (found on your V5 or via a VIN check), and asking them to verify the part against your specific registration.

Because the MB100 had no turbo, there is no intercooler in the system — but breakers can commonly supply parts like the radiator, cooling fan, thermostat housing, heater matrix, and associated hoses. The exact availability will depend on your engine code and model year, so it's worth having those details to hand when you contact a breaker. Supplying your registration number will help any breaker quickly confirm what cooling components they have that will suit your vehicle.