Pics of rear side markers
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Pics of rear side markers
Can someone post a pic of where the rear side markerers are located in the tail light?
What kind of bulbs does the sidemarkes use?
I have mounted side markers in my front bumper, and i heard from a friend that there is sidemarkers in the tail lights too?
Sorry my bad english. Hope someone can help me.
What kind of bulbs does the sidemarkes use?
I have mounted side markers in my front bumper, and i heard from a friend that there is sidemarkers in the tail lights too?
Sorry my bad english. Hope someone can help me.
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Welcome to the forum and your english is fine! ![Smilie](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
In my car, there are sidemarkers in my rear tail lights I can leave on (one at a time and either left or right) when I am parked to protect the car. To check them, rotate the headlight switch counter-clockwise. You should see a left and a right arrow marking the two positions. Sorry, but I don't have any photos, and I do not know if the bulbs are only for this one thing, or if they have another purpose. There should be a thorough explanation in your owner's manual, including the type of bulb, or the part number for it.
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In my car, there are sidemarkers in my rear tail lights I can leave on (one at a time and either left or right) when I am parked to protect the car. To check them, rotate the headlight switch counter-clockwise. You should see a left and a right arrow marking the two positions. Sorry, but I don't have any photos, and I do not know if the bulbs are only for this one thing, or if they have another purpose. There should be a thorough explanation in your owner's manual, including the type of bulb, or the part number for it.
Last edited by Musikmann; 05-22-2007 at 07:55 AM.
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USA W124 had an extra bulb in the bulb holder to provide a rear side marker light.
I believe--based only on my wagon (t-model)--that W210 do not have an extra bulb and that the lens is designed so the light from the normal taillight is also visible from the side.
I believe--based only on my wagon (t-model)--that W210 do not have an extra bulb and that the lens is designed so the light from the normal taillight is also visible from the side.
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Okay.
I will try the left and right arrow markings to morrow.
I tought it was extra bulbs to the markers,
But where do I hook up the wires to the front markers? hook em up with the parking light that i have in smallest head lights?
Somebody knows what a local mercedes dealer takes for the fender "list" whit holes for markers?maybe sombody got the part number? my car is a 97mod.
My local merce dealer couldnt look this up on their computa.
Cant find help about this in norway, because markers isnt on european cars.
Thanks for helping me
I will try the left and right arrow markings to morrow.
I tought it was extra bulbs to the markers,
But where do I hook up the wires to the front markers? hook em up with the parking light that i have in smallest head lights?
Somebody knows what a local mercedes dealer takes for the fender "list" whit holes for markers?maybe sombody got the part number? my car is a 97mod.
My local merce dealer couldnt look this up on their computa.
Cant find help about this in norway, because markers isnt on european cars.
Thanks for helping me
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Here are part numbers applicable to my USA 2001 T-model.
Color code must be added
This is "Elegance" (and probably Avantgarde) specification. All USA W210 except E55AMG are Elegance specification and I believe you cannot find these parts in Classic specification.
Yes, the illustration does not show hole for the light, but it will be there. Code 494 = USA model.
Color code must be added
This is "Elegance" (and probably Avantgarde) specification. All USA W210 except E55AMG are Elegance specification and I believe you cannot find these parts in Classic specification.
Yes, the illustration does not show hole for the light, but it will be there. Code 494 = USA model.
Last edited by lkchris; 05-23-2007 at 12:12 PM.
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hello
Thank you for trying to help me.
But i need the part number for the prefacelift(95-99) fender "strip", its one strip over the hole bumper.
That kind you have is two separated "strips"
If you understand what I mean.
Is strip the right word for the list/thing one the bumper?
Thank you for trying to help me.
But i need the part number for the prefacelift(95-99) fender "strip", its one strip over the hole bumper.
That kind you have is two separated "strips"
If you understand what I mean.
Is strip the right word for the list/thing one the bumper?
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lkchris . thank you
this is the strip for pre face lift? with holes for the markers?
Can you see if you find the part nr for the bulp socket?That goes in to the marking light
Can you see if you find the part nr for the marking light *** well?
Hope you can do it, Because then i can order old things to the markers one place. Its gonna be expensive for shipping if I buy each part from different stores.
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this is the strip for pre face lift? with holes for the markers?
Can you see if you find the part nr for the bulp socket?That goes in to the marking light
Can you see if you find the part nr for the marking light *** well?
Hope you can do it, Because then i can order old things to the markers one place. Its gonna be expensive for shipping if I buy each part from different stores.
#13
cool
Thank you very much.
I´m going to try my local mercedes dealer to look at this part numbers and hope he can order them.
I´f not i have to buy it from several stores arounde the world.
Thank you very much.
I´m going to try my local mercedes dealer to look at this part numbers and hope he can order them.
I´f not i have to buy it from several stores arounde the world.
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