$12.95
1960s 111 113 108 Automatic Brake Pedal Pad
With Left Side Foot Guard Extension
W110 W111 W112 Sedan, Transmission
$4.32
All Models Rear Muffler Rubber Stop Bumper
108 114 115 123 107 126 201 124
$9.95
All Models Brake Caliper Bleed Screw Rubber Caps - Set of (4)
Fits almost all Mercedes ever made with disc calipers
$0.10
Source Lemonhead
Keep your Mercedes from becoming a Lemon!! Seek its wisdom when diagnosing a problem... :-)
$58.00
201 190E 190D Speedometer Cable
All models with automatic transmission only
$24.50
Flexible Brake Hose Installation Kit 1968 to 1991
Includes 9x11 mm flare nut brake line wrench, thread sealant and PDF instructions
$24.95
110 108 111 113 114 115 Front Brake Pads
With built in anti Squeal shim plates. Ceramic brake pad grease included.
$24.95
Miracle Paint For Permanent Rust Repair PINT Black - Free Brushes and Gloves
PLEASE NOTE: This kit contains liquids that can only be shipped by UPS ground. Due to this requirement we can only ship to the continental lower 48 States Sorry for this inconvenience.
Salvaged Spares
Hi, all; newbie here.
I'm not sure if I've selected the correct chassis number because MB use different classifications of their models over here in Europe; however, I should imagine that the principles would be the same, regardless of location... at least I hope so.
The problem I have is that my beloved Benz (E240 Elegance Tiptronic - 2597cc; registered November 2000) requires a new ignition switch. Enquiries made to dealerships have all quoted me a price of roughly $800 for a new switch and 'Green Key' (apparently needed to programme the new switch into the car's computer).
Here's the $64,000 question: can I use a salvaged switch (cost $40) and programme that into my car using a 'Green Key'?
Please... someone give me the answer I'm hoping for!