Sprinter Campervan facelift , Mercedes front end update

After a small front end accident we decided to give our camper van a facelift.
A clear step by step guide to fitting a 2014 facelift front end to a 2010 Mercedes Sprinter.
If you dont want to see the paint process skip to 4:50 to see just the fitting guide.
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Cheers Scotty

[@Jonbuildz]

Looks great mate think I’m going to do this myself

[@youyouelmess8379]

Hello scotty I did the same swap, great job it's looking really good. I didn't manage to do the wiring right? Did you use wiring diagram ?

[@Scotty66]

Hi
I gave the day driving lights an ignition live ( there’s a live in the headlight plug) I rewired in the later plugs, colours where the same, only extra on the later plug was the day driving lights.

[@youyouelmess8379]

@@Scotty66 thank you for your help

[@willwitt1020]

How much does this cost???

[@Scotty66]

I paid £500 for the parts

[@theodoreedwards7497]

Is that the one you did the swap to?

[@Scotty66]

Yes but it’s back to standard engine now

[@theodoreedwards7497]

​@@Scotty66If you don't mind me asking, why did you go back to the standard engine?

[@Scotty66]

@@theodoreedwards7497 The MRS decided 400+ bhp was a bit much for a family camper lol, it was a bit noisy, not good on fuel and under geared.
I would do it again but with a manual pump and gearbox conversion plate to use a more modern gearbox.
currently converting a customers Gwagon to 606.

[@adsnewman]

I’ll bring up some rattle cans and we’ll paint the rest. 👍

[@Scotty66]

About 500 should do it…

[@aerobic247]

did you have to swap the radiator and intercooler with the slam panel?

[@Scotty66]

No just used the original rads, left them in place during the front swap