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Old 03-12-2014, 09:53 PM
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So I'm assuming the "Sport" doesn't apply to a C240?
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A friend of mine bought some kind of black 'foam' stuff 1/4 or 1/16 inch thick from home depot and glued the fins and the handle from the old cover to it. Looked pretty nice.

Hmm... I wonder if my rear shocks are in need of replacement at 140k
They feel solid going over speed bumps at parking lots though...


I think "sport" is the faux-leather version. If you have a wooden one, it would be the $182 one. I'd try to recover the current cover (pun intended)

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Originally Posted by VVF
A friend of mine bought some kind of black 'foam' stuff 1/4 or 1/16 inch thick from home depot and glued the fins and the handle from the old cover to it. Looked pretty nice.

I think "sport" is the faux-leather version. If you have a wooden one, it would be the $182 one. I'd try to recover the current cover (pun intended)
Well...if that's the case, I'm just going to super glue the handle back onto the black cloth-like thing that holds all the wood together on the bottom. Don't have $182 to spend on a tiny cup holder door. I don't value my cupholders to be worth $182
If that doesn't work, well... I guess the cupholders will always be out.
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ebay will have those covers on every so often, if you haven't checked there yet.
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Good news. Not only did I fix the door, but I fixed my cupholder too. I took enough pictures to make a DIY thread which I'll post tonight.
Thanks to anyone who helped me with anything. Car is basically like new...except for a ton of scratches on the doors and sagging headliner.
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That's exactly what I needed to see. Doesn't look as hard as I imagined. But I bet that door is expensive...need to go to mymercedesparts and hope I don't have to order from dealer.

The transmission was slightly smoother. There was only a small leak so the gasket was replaced along with the fluid, Noticable difference but only slight.
As the ride quality- yes, it feels tremendously different I can't believe I didn't notice the shocks were screwed. I feel stupid after feeling the difference today.
What exactly did you get done?
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Good news. Not only did I fix the door, but I fixed my cupholder too. I took enough pictures to make a DIY thread which I'll post tonight.
Thanks to anyone who helped me with anything. Car is basically like new...except for a ton of scratches on the doors and sagging headliner.
A upholstery DIY of the headliner sounds interesting.
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What exactly did you get done?
Along with my Service B, I had my transmission fluid flushed and a new gasket, brake fluid flushed, and new rear shocks.
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A upholstery DIY of the headliner sounds interesting.
Right now I'm using 2 thumbnails

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