Need help identifying a part!!!!
So in a true donkey fashion I wash rushing to get out of my house in order to make the bus in the morning. Fresh off of a Jets victory and a late Monday night, I jumped in the car and snapped off my turn/wiper lever
. I called Mercedes and they wanted 450 for the part alone. I see similar parts online OEM for 110 or even cheaper. My father is a foreign and domestic auto mechanic and told me that if I got it online he and I could put it on together. Plus it will give me some good time to spend with the old man. Can anyone identify the lever/stock part number or a link to one online that is for a 2012 C300 Luxury?
I appreciate everyones insight!!!
-Christian
Hope this helps.
Nelson
Anyone else able to provide this for me?
Thank you!
Looks like it requires the whole assembly which MSRP at $400+
http://www.ebay.com/itm/MERCEDES-2079003100-W204-STEERING-COLUMN-CLOCK-SPRING-OEM-C-CLASS-C250-C300-/281756129127?hash=item4199f95767&vxp=mtr
Probably the best deal you're going to find.
Looks like it requires the whole assembly which MSRP at $400+
Mercedes 2079003100 W204 Steering Column Clock Spring C Class C250 C300 | eBay
Probably the best deal you're going to find.
Hey, thanks for the reply! I also have the bar for adjusting the steering column, this doesn't seem to have it included. Is that not a part of that specific part?
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from...03300&_sacat=0
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. I called Mercedes and they wanted 450 for the part alone. I see similar parts online OEM for 110 or even cheaper. My father is a foreign and domestic auto mechanic and told me that if I got it online he and I could put it on together. Plus it will give me some good time to spend with the old man. Can anyone identify the lever/stock part number or a link to one online that is for a 2012 C300 Luxury? I appreciate everyones insight!!! -ChristianThe Best of Mercedes & AMG
Drill out the shaft of the lever, use the wire inside for rigidity, epoxy with a thin cloth over for reinforcement.
Edit: it's probably hollow inside and the control wires are there? then just epoxy with a cloth on the outside...







