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Finally got a chance to get the front bumper cover off. I knew that there was a little fender bender prior to acquiring this vehicle, but really wasn't sure to what extent the damage was. Now I need to find a few parts that I don't have part numbers for. UGH!
As shown in the pics, tha damage wasn't so severe, but in order for the new cover to go on, I think it would be best to get it right before continuing. Both of the lower inner fender well covers are damaged as well as the corner mount that the front beam attaches to on the passenger side. The plastic mount that attaches to the vehicle and the bumper cover attaches to is probably still usable but if I can replace it, then I will.
Anyone have any idea if these parts are a available?
These front lower covers are expensive, check the https://mbworld.org/forums/c32-amg-c...e-fit-c55.html and you find there original and replacement numbers. However as usual people dissappears once they solved the issue and never report.
As for the other parts I suggest you use http://mbepc.net and find by yourself since it is much more quicker and reliable.
These front lower covers are expensive, check the https://mbworld.org/forums/c32-amg-c...e-fit-c55.html and you find there original and replacement numbers. However as usual people dissappears once they solved the issue and never report.
As for the other parts I suggest you use http://mbepc.net and find by yourself since it is much more quicker and reliable.
I'm happy to say that parts are on the way! A bit poetic, don't you think?
I'm due to get the new front crossmember and headlight support today and the rest of the parts Monday!
I might actually be able to get this new bumper on this weekend!
Woo hoo! Pics to follow!
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