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Towards the base of the drivers side seat, I inadvertently broke the plastic cover that houses where you can adjust the seat. See the picture. Does anyone know what this cover is called? (Just the cover, not the buttons). On the rear side of the part, I see etched into the plastic part number 190 919 04. When I research it, it says it’s a molding seat adjustment but I can’t see a picture or a description. Do you guys know if this is the right part? It’s only like $30 bucks.
Forgot to mention that I called a few MB dealerships and they refused to tell me the name/part number since it would lose them business. One of them said they had it and it $230. What a ripoff
A quick search shows it as a seat adjustment facing which seems to be an accurate description. The part number molded in is going to be the correct item. It's less than $35 online, live on the edge and order it. Worse case, you have to skip Starbucks for a few days to be net neutral.
Towards the base of the drivers side seat, I inadvertently broke the plastic cover that houses where you can adjust the seat. See the picture. Does anyone know what this cover is called? (Just the cover, not the buttons). On the rear side of the part, I see etched into the plastic part number 190 919 04. When I research it, it says it’s a molding seat adjustment but I can’t see a picture or a description. Do you guys know if this is the right part? It’s only like $30 bucks.
For $35, I’d risk purchasing it, also have you tried look at eBay? Sometimes if I’m unclear on a part or part number, I’ll search it up and see if others have the same part listed with one or more pics - then I’ll just use their pics to verify I’m ordering the right thing from whomever - good luck though!
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