Need help finding parts: door "rail?" and rear tray fabric
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'19 e63s, '98 Z3, '09 CLK550
Need help finding parts: door "rail?" and rear tray fabric
Sorry to blast for help but I've spent a fair amount of time in the Parts sticky & trying numerous methods to search but no luck.
Our 2009 CLK550 coupe is in need of some love. In the rear seat, there is a tray in the middle with a fabric insert; ours is stained pretty bad (those darn kids!!!). Anyone aware if these can be replaced? Part #? or how to find a part #?
Also, when wiping down the drivers door; i noticed underneath the door there is a long black plastic trim piece (running the length of the door) that is missing... i cannot for the life of me find this either and appreciate any help finding a part #.
Many thanks!
Driver's side, missing
Passenger side, this is what i'm looking for
Those darn kids!!!
Our 2009 CLK550 coupe is in need of some love. In the rear seat, there is a tray in the middle with a fabric insert; ours is stained pretty bad (those darn kids!!!). Anyone aware if these can be replaced? Part #? or how to find a part #?
Also, when wiping down the drivers door; i noticed underneath the door there is a long black plastic trim piece (running the length of the door) that is missing... i cannot for the life of me find this either and appreciate any help finding a part #.
Many thanks!
Driver's side, missing
Passenger side, this is what i'm looking for
Those darn kids!!!
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2023 E450 AT, 1996 S420, (sold) 2004 CLK320 Convertible (v8, 6 speed)
Door plastic piece should be 209-690-19-62 (but no 100% sure, cant find any pictures) and I don't see separate part for the fabric insert.
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CLK (W209) 270Cdi 2003
On my car, the fabric insert is glued with some double-sided tape. I just covered it with a suitable oiece of nice leather, of similar color, and then re-glued it with 3M double-sided tape, after cleaning both sides well.
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'19 e63s, '98 Z3, '09 CLK550
Thank you both for the tips. I tried searching the part with not much luck but did find some reference to a door "ledge"; i will keep trying.
Great idea wrapping the fabric in leather; i like that and bet it looks nice. I've tried all my "go to" cleaners and even steam which did the best job but still it is 11yrs old and went through two messy kids back there.
Great idea wrapping the fabric in leather; i like that and bet it looks nice. I've tried all my "go to" cleaners and even steam which did the best job but still it is 11yrs old and went through two messy kids back there.