AMG Pedals installed!
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From: Los Angeles, CA
2011 CLS550
Does anyone know if these parts will fit on a 2011 CLS550?
A 170 300 00 04 ACCELERATOR PEDAL
A 203 430 00 84 PARKING BRAKE
A 170 290 01 82 BRAKE PEDAL
I called mbwholesale today and when they did a VIN check they said the accelerator pedal did not show up as a part available for my vehicle. I don't mind if I just order the accelerator pedal just to replace the rubber but will need to confirm it will fit. Thanks all!
A 170 300 00 04 ACCELERATOR PEDAL
A 203 430 00 84 PARKING BRAKE
A 170 290 01 82 BRAKE PEDAL
I called mbwholesale today and when they did a VIN check they said the accelerator pedal did not show up as a part available for my vehicle. I don't mind if I just order the accelerator pedal just to replace the rubber but will need to confirm it will fit. Thanks all!
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From: Montgomery, Alabama
2011 E-350
I installed the MB AMG pedals on my E350 last November. I am not much of a DIY kind of guys but changing these pedals were a cake walk. Hell you could even do it blind folded. You just need a 10 mm wrench to r&R the accelrator.
I have been trying very hard to find a dead pedal cover to match, or even come close to matching. Crazy MOMO on our site sells the cheap screw on sets, including the dead pedal cover. The screw on dead pedal cover would work just fine, when properly mounted, but he will not break a set to sell just the dead pedal cover. The quality of his stuff is not good enough to spend $65 plus dollars for the entire set, just to get a poor quality dead pedal cover. I told him I would give him $20 for the dead pedal cover, but he wouldn't do it.
If anyone finds one, please post the contact info. I would either fold the little flap of the floor mat from the dead pedal area, underneath the mat, or replace the mats in the car in order to get the dead pedal covered to match the other pedals. It sure looks like something is missing when the dead pedal is not covered to match the other pedals.
I have been trying very hard to find a dead pedal cover to match, or even come close to matching. Crazy MOMO on our site sells the cheap screw on sets, including the dead pedal cover. The screw on dead pedal cover would work just fine, when properly mounted, but he will not break a set to sell just the dead pedal cover. The quality of his stuff is not good enough to spend $65 plus dollars for the entire set, just to get a poor quality dead pedal cover. I told him I would give him $20 for the dead pedal cover, but he wouldn't do it.
If anyone finds one, please post the contact info. I would either fold the little flap of the floor mat from the dead pedal area, underneath the mat, or replace the mats in the car in order to get the dead pedal covered to match the other pedals. It sure looks like something is missing when the dead pedal is not covered to match the other pedals.
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From: Montgomery, Alabama
2011 E-350
Thanks for the info, however, after checking the web site and talking to Rob at Ultimate Pedals, their prices are a little out of the common sense bracket. His dead pedal cover is $178.00, no discounts, no discussion, period. He justifies his prices by running down MB AMG products (pedals) as cheap made in China crap! As he talked, I was reminded of the $200 for a set of stainless steel door pins discussions we had here about a month ago.
Anyway, I couldn't see paying more for the dead pedal cover than I paid for the entire set of AMG pedals from Mercedes dealer, so I opted to pass on his dead pedal cover.
Anyway, I couldn't see paying more for the dead pedal cover than I paid for the entire set of AMG pedals from Mercedes dealer, so I opted to pass on his dead pedal cover.
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From: Montgomery, Alabama
2011 E-350
All the pictures on the internet really show the "AMG" significantly standing out on the pin...NOT!!! The pin is the size of a pencil eraser to give you an idea of how much space they had to squeeze in the AMG. They definitely look better than the black plastic. Go for it, I think you will be satisfied.
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CorvetteOJ is right, no matter what go for the chrome.I did order chrome pins for my car too.Once I take the delivery of my W212 ,I will post pics before vs after for anyone to see the difference between these two
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2012 c350 sedan
You're right, ultimate pedals are over priced. I just wish we could find a good quality, reasonably prices dead pedal. That would match the oem ones.
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From: Montgomery, Alabama
2011 E-350
I just couldn't stand the "nakedness" of the dead pedal area. When you replace the other pedals with the AMG, it really makes the dead pedal area stand out in an ugly way. So I don't know, but it's worth a shot, I guess.
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