Aluminum Door Sill Assembly Pins
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Aluminum Door Sill Assembly Pins
I'm an idiot, and my shoe lace accidentally caught the aluminum Mercedes door sill on the drivers side of my car - breaking it off. The slots on the underside of the sill piece are fine, but I broke all three white clips underneath that secure to the underside of the piece and then snap into the car. Tried using epoxy but it didn't hold. I can take pictures later if there is a confusion.
What is the part number for this item and can I get this on parts.com? I have a feeling the dealer will charge me $50 for these pieces (still have to check, not that big of a deal though if I have to go the dealer route) so just wondering if I can get them for cheap in case the same thing happens again.
Thanks all.
What is the part number for this item and can I get this on parts.com? I have a feeling the dealer will charge me $50 for these pieces (still have to check, not that big of a deal though if I have to go the dealer route) so just wondering if I can get them for cheap in case the same thing happens again.
Thanks all.
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2004 E320 4matic Sedan
EPC is free if you have a USA credit card
EPC is for looking up part numbers. It is free if you live in the USA and have a USA credit card number.
(The on-line repair manuals/instructions are a distinct service and are not free.)
https://epc.startekinfo.com/epc/home.jsp
You will need to supply your credit card details, just like an on-line purchase. The credit card will be used to authorize/authenticate your use. This happens once and is good for the next 365 days. You won't be actually be charged anything.
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Hahahah well put, thanks ozusa and Plutoe. I know you're a big advocate of the EPC so I will give it a look and learn more about my E-Class.
And yeah it was the kick panel pins, that's the right term. Thanks.
And yeah it was the kick panel pins, that's the right term. Thanks.