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Hello, sorry to bother you, but there is just no one else to ask. I want to know - is it possible to buy the rear right shock absorber pad (support) separately for a 2019 GLE v167 350 4matik? It has the stock shocks on it. (it's the triangular iron on top of the shock absorber).
I took it off and it has the number A 167 326 34 00 written on it, but google doesn't show anything on that number. And from the looks of it it's the one I'm knocking on, very disgusting. Maybe this number is old or there are other numbers? Or maybe supports from other models fit. Save, the shock absorber assembly costs $ 700 in Poland
Is the part you're looking for shown in the diagram (all within #1 subassembly)? I can't vouch for that particular website but maybe it gives you an idea of pricing outside Poland.
I need to find this part in Europe. I don't have to bring it in from America for many months. To do that, I need the part number for EU cars.
*And I have an American car.
I need to find this part in Europe. I don't have to bring it in from America for many months. To do that, I need the part number for EU cars.
*And I have an American car.
Maybe others can correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think the part #s between countries are different. Aren't all GLEs worldwide manufactured in Alabama? You can see the stamped part # on it so it's worth asking your local dealer since the internet doesn't seem to show anything.
Edit: I guess there are other GLE plants...
United States: Tuscaloosa, Alabama (MBUSI)India: Pune, Maharashtra (MBI)Indonesia: Bogor (MBDI)Thailand: Samut Prakan (TAAP)
"MBUSI (Alabama) builds the GLS, GLE, GLE Coupe, Maybach Mercedes GLS, Mercedes EQE SUV, and Mercedes EQS SUV exclusively for the world marketMBUSI is the second largest automotive exporter in the U.S.around two thirds of our SUVs produced at MBUSI are being exported to almost every country in the world."
So it's highly likely that European GLEs come from the US
Strangely enough, but the shock absorber, which is put on a European car, will have a different number, and this support, too, so I hope that someone here has access to this program spare parts, he will type in a number that is written on the parts and maybe he will show other numbers, which will already be on the intrenet.
Strangely enough, but the shock absorber, which is put on a European car, will have a different number, and this support, too, so I hope that someone here has access to this program spare parts, he will type in a number that is written on the parts and maybe he will show other numbers, which will already be on the intrenet.
Buy WIS/EPC on eBay for $20-$30 and you will have the answer you seek.
My car is not in the old offline version of WIS/EPC, it is only in the online version, and there is a rather expensive monthly fee if you are not a service station, so I decided to ask those who have access to online.
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Shock absorber support
