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Old 02-06-2022 | 11:40 PM
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Could one of you guys help me out with some dimensional info ?
I’ve got an S63 and I love the vents that are on you guys E Class. Could anyone tell me, are the center outboard vents, the ones in the center, smaller than in center inboard vents? Mine are. I’m trying to fabricate you ones from the 213 fit mine. Could you guys help me out please?


I circled the ones that look smaller, which mine are
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Old 02-07-2022 | 12:58 AM
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You may want to check on the C238 coupe page, I don't believe that the sedans or wagons have the round vents.

I'm not home now, but I don't recall ever noticing any differences in the sizes.
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Old 02-07-2022 | 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by lkfoster
You may want to check on the C238 coupe page, I don't believe that the sedans or wagons have the round vents.

I'm not home now, but I don't recall ever noticing any differences in the sizes.
C class are 3 in the middle and are all larger and the same size. I didn’t notice mine were smaller until I actually traced them out.
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Old 02-07-2022 | 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by lkfoster
You may want to check on the C238 coupe page, I don't believe that the sedans or wagons have the round vents.

I'm not home now, but I don't recall ever noticing any differences in the sizes.
Photo shows the vents from the A238/C238; the W213 has different vents.
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Guys, please. I’ve been researching these for months. I need dimensions, please understand, I’m not trying to be rude in anyway but I don’t need advise, just an answer for what I asked. Again, are the center inner bulbs all the same size or are the inboard outer smaller? Thank you
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[QUOTE=2014CL600;8507604]I’ve got an S63 and I love the vents that are on you guys E Class. Could anyone tell me, are the center outboard vents, the ones in the center, smaller than in center inboard vents? Mine are. I’m trying to fabricate you ones from the 213 fit mine. Could you guys help me out please?


I circled the ones that look smaller, which mine are[/QUOTE




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