SOC320

Does anyone have pictures of the rear side window sunshades on a C320 Sedan?

Are they stick on or are they integrated into the door panel? The dealer did not know.

Thanks.

phiv

from mbusa:

Rear side window sunblinds ensure that virtually the whole side window is covered, and stop the sun shining directly into the rear compartment. They are made of perforated foil and roll up out of sight into the door recesses when not in use.

oggle

Where do you get that? I've never seen it on a c class.

phiv

Through the dealer, I suppose. I would ask the parts department.

I guess this is not popular with the C class demographic? they may appeal more to parents who small children around in minivans?

SOC320

I know someone with sensitive skin to sunlight. This would help.

??? - Is the picture that was attached of a C-Class Sedan shade? My dealer has never seen one for the C-Class but guesses that it DOES NOT recess into the door like on the E-Class. Whether it is recessed/integrated into the door is my main question.

Thanks.

phiv

That was for the C. The shade for the E below is larger I guess, notice the different clips at the top of the windows. They both work the same I believe.

SOC320

Looks promising.

??? - Does anyone have the part number(s) for these rear side-window shades of the 2003 C320 Sedan?

This part number would be a great help when speaking with the dealer.

c230 sport

I had asked the parts dept. from a local dealer a while back & they know nothing about this product, they asked me for a part number (& they are the one who had the computer in front of them). So, any info. of part number is greatly appreciated.

jhillman

I have these shades--just bought two weeks ago from Clair Parts (www.clair.com). First off, these do not roll up or recess in any way into the door when not in use. Instead, the shades snap on and off of semi-permanent clips you install onto the trim piece of your door near the window.

The part numbers are 6-6-69-1301 and 6-6-69-1302 for the left and right side shades.

SOC320

Thanks. I see. Yes, I noticed in the pictures attached to this thread that it looked like a screen with a rigid frame, held by clips to the door.

Are these the same as those on the Accessories page for the C-Class Sedan at MBUSA.com? Also, can you have your rear windows open at highway speed with your screens on? The MBUSA.com site shows these, as phiv had also attached:

DtS

Here's another pic...

jhillman

Yes, they have a semi-rigid frame and your windows can be open with the screens on. These are the same ones from the Accessories page on MBUSA.com.