clk430 fuel line?
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1981 380SL, 2003 clk430, 2009 s550
clk430 fuel line?
Hi, does anyone know a supplier of an after-market fuel line that connects from the fire wall, driver's side US, to the fuel rail? The MB part number is 2024702375 I believe, but it's no longer available according to all the sites I've visited. Used is fine as long as it's not bulging...
I'm trying to get one fabricated but was hoping there would be an alternative part.
Thanks!
I'm trying to get one fabricated but was hoping there would be an alternative part.
Thanks!
Last edited by fischpj; Feb 8, 2025 at 10:18 AM.
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CLK430
For an after-market fuel line for a Mercedes-Benz with the part number 2024702375, you might have a few options:
1. Aftermarket Suppliers: Check out aftermarket auto parts suppliers like RockAuto, FCP Euro, or AutohausAZ. They often have a wide range of parts, including those that are no longer available from the manufacturer.
2. Specialty Shops: There are specialty shops that focus on Mercedes-Benz parts. Websites like Pelican Parts or MercedesSource might have what you need or could offer an alternative.
3. Fabrication: If you’re considering having one fabricated, a local auto parts store or a shop that specializes in custom hose fabrication could help. They can often create a high-quality replacement using the specifications of the original part.
4. Used Parts: For used parts, you could try salvage yards or online marketplaces like eBay or Car-Part.com. Just make sure to verify the condition of the part before purchasing.
5. Mercedes-Benz Forums: Sometimes, the best advice comes from other enthusiasts. Forums like BenzWorld or MBWorld have classifieds sections and knowledgeable members who might have leads on where to find rare parts.
I hope one of these options works out for you!
1. Aftermarket Suppliers: Check out aftermarket auto parts suppliers like RockAuto, FCP Euro, or AutohausAZ. They often have a wide range of parts, including those that are no longer available from the manufacturer.
2. Specialty Shops: There are specialty shops that focus on Mercedes-Benz parts. Websites like Pelican Parts or MercedesSource might have what you need or could offer an alternative.
3. Fabrication: If you’re considering having one fabricated, a local auto parts store or a shop that specializes in custom hose fabrication could help. They can often create a high-quality replacement using the specifications of the original part.
4. Used Parts: For used parts, you could try salvage yards or online marketplaces like eBay or Car-Part.com. Just make sure to verify the condition of the part before purchasing.
5. Mercedes-Benz Forums: Sometimes, the best advice comes from other enthusiasts. Forums like BenzWorld or MBWorld have classifieds sections and knowledgeable members who might have leads on where to find rare parts.
I hope one of these options works out for you!
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1981 380SL, 2003 clk430, 2009 s550
ramboboujee, thank you for your reply! I'll go ahead and try calling a few of the places you suggested. Initially I did a search for the part number with no success, but maybe actually speaking to people at the shops might prove different results. I can't be the only one with a bulging fuel line in my 430.
Thanks!
Thanks!
