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Apologies if I'm starting a new thread for an old topic, but I'm trying to find the specs for a replacement bulb for the passenger footwell courtesy lamp. I have a 2002 E320 Base Sedan. Many thanks.
Apologies if I'm starting a new thread for an old topic, but I'm trying to find the specs for a replacement bulb for the passenger footwell courtesy lamp. I have a 2002 E320 Base Sedan. Many thanks.
Hi,
This is the part number for the footwell ambient light lamp. Plenty of options if you Google it.
why not just pop the bulb out and take a look. by the way, when I plug the p/n provided above, I see this
it's possible that the bulb is used in more than one location
Because the bulb is missing and I need help with the replacement P/N
oh, that makes sense. If you're lucky, it uses a bullet bulb in which the lamp socket is about an inch apart.
If you see that this is so, you get a little wiggle room. Just measure the distance between the contacts right
at the center (where the pointy bulb ends would be secured) and add a millimeter or two for tension.
you have the option of replacing filament bulb or LED.
my 1999 does not have this feature so I am unable to measure what would be there for facelift w210
hope it helps in some way. if you ever find out the bulb number, be it an MB part # or a generic number, let me know and I will add it to that document. r-
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