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New to the the forums.
Been around for a while and have owned C300 and B200 in the past.
Now we have a 2018 GLC300 and i just purchased a 2002 W208 CLK320 convertible.
I have pretty much been checking for the last 2 days to figure out the part number for the drivers side seal that covers the bottom portion of the quarter window seal part #2086700139.
Sorry don't have picture of the actual car since its pissing rain in Vancouver at the moment, so i am using a photo from online.
The photo below shows circled in red which part # i need.
Any insight on how to remove/replace it would be appreciated as well.
Sorry, i may have worded it incorrectly.
I already installed part 2086700139, which is the quarter window seal as you indicated.
But the part i circled in red also needs to be replaced.
The quarter window seal is supposed to be partially covered by the part i need.
The one currently installed is broken so when i close the drivers side window all the way down its fine, but when i put the window back up, it snags on the quarter window seal.
Unfortunately, i have been looking at different diagrams for 2 days now and cant find the proper diagram or part number.
I checked all the local salvage yards in my area with no luck.
I have scoured ecstuning, autozone, ebay and other MB online parts stores with no luck as well.
We don't have gummi Pflege locally but i bought a product called dunlop rubber saver.
When i bought the car, it had the missing quarter window rubber and was leaking water from the weatherstrip on the passenger side.
After i used the rubber saver it stopped leaking but it does leave a greasy residue which i wiped off and all good.
Just checked my car since it stopped raining and took a picture of the damaged part.
I pretty much confirmed without removing it, that i do need part 2086700538.
Either that or do some DIY job to cover it with something so my drivers side front window doesn't catch it when i put the window all the way down. It also seems that the new quarter window seal i installed is shorter than the passenger side by about a quarter of an inch.
Last year I needed to replace a pothole damaged cracked wheel and found some 'pick and take yards', that I didn't know existed in my area, after searching for W208 convertibles at:
Scorded a OE wheel in perfect condition for $75 (vs. $225 to weld locally or buy a refurbished wheel), but not sure how successful you'll be able in removing or installing a rubber part that's 20 years old.
In regard to a DIY patch, Flex Seal makes liquid rubber in a can, rubberized waterproof tape tape etc..
Can someone please provide detailed instructions to remove and replace the part?
I am travelling to Missouri next month for work and i found 2 salvage yards with w208 convertibles.
Its a take and save salvage so i need to personally remove the parts.
I called one and they said if just a seal it will be between $20-50.
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