OEM - After purchase upgrade for Headlamp Washers
08-14-2002, 04:32 PM
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1997 C230
Japanese spec LS430, Q45 all have side markers on fenders. If u think it really help u n others by installing the blinking mirror. that's fine with me. like i said before, if the car comes with this item as standard equipment, i have no problem with that.
i like the car they used to build, simple, solid, straight forward. not too much fancy stuffs, just the old traditional RWD without any turbo/supercharger. it is easy to drive, service, and maintain. and u are the one driving the car not the car drives u.
i like the car they used to build, simple, solid, straight forward. not too much fancy stuffs, just the old traditional RWD without any turbo/supercharger. it is easy to drive, service, and maintain. and u are the one driving the car not the car drives u.
08-25-2002, 01:13 PM
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'96 C220
Ok everybody, here's the final information for installing the headlamp washer system.
MB Europe(Netherlands) sells a complete kit, minus the wiring harness, that depends on your chassis range.
202 820 00 40
The complete set excluding wiring costs 330 euro (321.00 USD)
Wiring harnass costs about 95 euro (92.00USD) total
(2 different wiring parts).
These prices are incl. 19% Dutch Vat, excl. possible shipping costs and straight from MB Netherlands
This information was compiled and published by MBenz(Steve) to me and as promised I am forwarding it along to all.
MB Europe(Netherlands) sells a complete kit, minus the wiring harness, that depends on your chassis range.
202 820 00 40
The complete set excluding wiring costs 330 euro (321.00 USD)
Wiring harnass costs about 95 euro (92.00USD) total
(2 different wiring parts).
These prices are incl. 19% Dutch Vat, excl. possible shipping costs and straight from MB Netherlands
This information was compiled and published by MBenz(Steve) to me and as promised I am forwarding it along to all.
02-24-2023, 11:03 PM
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W202 headlight wiper and wash kit
Many thanks to MBenz for providing the following list of parts and supplies for upgrading your car with a headlamp washer system
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Mercedes (europe) even sold the headlight washer package as a complete add-it-to-your-car package through the dealers.
You need:
i. Two wiper motors (that are attached to the bottom of theheadlights)
ii. Wiper arms and blades,
iii. Two different lower headlight panels or you can just drill a hole in the curent panels you have (the wipers only need 1 round hole)
iv. Complete wire harness (that connects to the light system,
windshield washer, additional waterpump, relay and headlight wipers)
v. An additional waterpump that sits in the additional already present spot of the watertank,
vi. Some hoses(no size specified from him)
vii. A relay (that sits in the top of the fusebox)
NOTE:
The wire harness and wipermotors are the most expensive parts in this list...
-------snip---------some text editing made to this for appearance-
Mercedes (europe) even sold the headlight washer package as a complete add-it-to-your-car package through the dealers.
You need:
i. Two wiper motors (that are attached to the bottom of theheadlights)
ii. Wiper arms and blades,
iii. Two different lower headlight panels or you can just drill a hole in the curent panels you have (the wipers only need 1 round hole)
iv. Complete wire harness (that connects to the light system,
windshield washer, additional waterpump, relay and headlight wipers)
v. An additional waterpump that sits in the additional already present spot of the watertank,
vi. Some hoses(no size specified from him)
vii. A relay (that sits in the top of the fusebox)
NOTE:
The wire harness and wipermotors are the most expensive parts in this list...
I know this post is old but is it possible to buy this kit or all the part numbers necessary to put a kit together?
Thank you for your help
