- Mercedes-Benz C-Class: How to Remove Center Console Trim
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Changing Center Console 95% done...
Last edited by GreekUPS; May 8, 2018 at 05:35 PM.




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Would it make any sense to install a smart watch like samsung gear or Apple watch or other if the diameter fits?
This should of course only be on when the car is on and turn off when you pull the key.
For the charger of eg. Gear S3, it could be challenge to have this fit because of the way it is attached.
And most watches will show a "charging" while charging, but maybe an on/off contact could solve this when it does not need to be charged.
Can anyone tell what the diameter of the Mb clock is?
Last edited by TorbenK; May 21, 2018 at 02:09 PM.
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Would it make any sense to install a smart watch like samsung gear or Apple watch or other if the diameter fits?
This should of course only be on when the car is on and turn off when you pull the key.
For the charger of eg. Gear S3, it could be challenge to have this fit because of the way it is attached.
And most watches will show a "charging" while charging, but maybe an on/off contact could solve this when it does not need to be charged.
Can anyone tell what the diameter of the Mb clock is?
I know it is not pretty, but at least I think that it fits (38 mm)
https://www.wish.com/c/58749c821ea0dc56fd2c5ab9
https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w...r-console.html
this is an e coupe. but console looks similiar
https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w...r-console.html
this is an e coupe. but console looks similiar
Try these links,
https://mbworld.org/how-tos/a/merced...le-trim-386593
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The workaround for the clock issue is very simple: use the MB OEM GLC trim part (part number 253-680-68-02), which isn’t fitted with a clock. It works/fits perfectly in my 2018 C300 AMG Line.
Im not a mechanic, and I found the installation process simple after watching a few videos on how to take the console apart. Simply, remove the console trim piece, unscrew two screws, pull the whole console trim unit out, disconnect the wires, carefully pull all of the components off of the piano black trim (cup holder/ashtray assembly, COMAND dial control, climate control unit, and CD slot/button unit, and the three air vents), attach all of the components to the new wood trim, reconnect and reinstall it in your car. I had a computer tool kit with torx screwdrivers and plastic tools for unclipping clips and carefully prying up trim pieces.
Further, I made sure the connections were tight and lubed where necessary, and I have ZERO squeaks and rattles. The new trim seems better fitted than the original.
I did not change my door panel trim, as I like the brushed aluminum with the Burmester speaker grates.
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Last edited by Bruce Davis; Apr 18, 2021 at 10:34 AM.







