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I have 2004 Mercedes C230K Sport sedan and it has a problem with instrument cluster and I would like to change it. Can anybody tell me which models of instrument cluster fit to my vehicle?
Whats up guys my names Madison, Contrary to the name I'm a guy so yea but my benz is a 1999 ML320 well taken care of clean it every weekend and I have 160k miles currently and it runs well so here it is
Hey, new to forum. 06 MB C230 Sport, just had balance shaft repair done @ 150,000 miles. MB picked up 65%. I can't complain. Regards to Jeff at MB of Danbury, Ct. Made it happen. Car should now be good for another 100k! I hope! This car leaves something to be desired in the performance catagory, contemplating a software upgrade if anything which is cost effective is available. Open to suggestions.
I own 2013 C250 Sedan Sport.. love it.
Just asking for opinions, thinking about changing my rims to 19's
I have an amg 18's now, what do you guys think?
I just went through changing out rims. We have a 2010 E 350 and changed the alloys out to chrome. I had considered changing the size when I changed the rims to get away from the staggered wheel configuration. Everyone I talked to, including Mercedes Benz mechanics, advised against it. Changing the size will throw off your speedometer, the way the tires fit inside the wheel wells and the overall stance of the car. In the end, I decided to keep the same size and not try to outsmart the Mercedes engineers. I'll have to buy tires a little more often, but I think staying with the same configuration was the correct decision. Good luck with your decision!
I just went through changing out rims. We have a 2010 E 350 and changed the alloys out to chrome. I had considered changing the size when I changed the rims to get away from the staggered wheel configuration. Everyone I talked to, including Mercedes Benz mechanics, advised against it. Changing the size will throw off your speedometer, the way the tires fit inside the wheel wells and the overall stance of the car. In the end, I decided to keep the same size and not try to outsmart the Mercedes engineers. I'll have to buy tires a little more often, but I think staying with the same configuration was the correct decision. Good luck with your decision!
Hi. I am Yousuf. I am an authorized APR Dealer and AMG lover. I own a c63 AMG. I specialize in aftermarket wheels and suspension as well as high end paint and body repair.
I can get you deals on Vossen, Avant Garde, HRE wheels among others. Attending SEMA in a week. (Life long dream)
Hi. I am Yousuf. I am an authorized APR Dealer and AMG lover. I own a c63 AMG. I specialize in aftermarket wheels and suspension as well as high end paint and body repair.
I can get you deals on Vossen, Avant Garde, HRE wheels among others. Attending SEMA in a week. (Life long dream)
We are located in Houston, Texas. This side of the business is new. I work with an auto body shop and dealer that has been in business for 15 years. We have loaner cars, flat beds, and offer full service. I can ship anywhere. Message me for my personal number and email.
I am dedicated to personal service. No online shop. We are working on getting an info page up soon. Thanks for your interest.
Hello everyone! Have been reading the forums for a while, but finally decided to register! The new C class looks amazing, especially the red interior!!! I'm currently driving a 2012 335is and am considering the C400 as my next car I hope to learn more about MB in general and a lot of you...
Hi, my name is Jos. Not new to forums, been a member of ClubLexus for a few years, own a 1993 SC300. Picked up this '07 CLS550 about 8 months ago. This winter it will be getting a transformation. Not many will like it, but it will be unique for the vehicle. I love some of the inspiration on this site, it's fantastic. Thanks for having a great forum!
I have a c240 gasoline 2002 with 150000 km, the problem with this car is it does not accelerate right properly and it usually takes 4 to 5 seconds to accelerate. This problem usually occurs on hot days but on cold days it's normally not as bad. I have a mechanic friend who thinks the problem could be a pedal or acceleration sensor. If any one has the same experience or solutions to the problem I'd appreciate a response.
I'm new to the forum, I have a 91 500sl which is in great shape....really love it. I am having some minor trouble but I will post in the "how do I? section
Thanks for the invite
Just a quick hello from a new 2014 C63 Edition 507 owner. I've come from a couple of RS5s (both pre and post facelift models) a string of BMWs (E46 and E92 M3s amongst others) and a short love affair with a 997 C4S.
I've just finished the break-in period on the 63, so the real fun can finally begin! Along with the bills for rear rubber, I'm sure...!
Anyway, here's a couple of pics from when it arrived at the dealership (sorry about the first one, I can't seem to get it to appear in portrait for some reason) and another couple after a full G|Techniq new car detail with Crystal Serum and Evo2 sealant.
Hello everyone! Have been reading the forums for a while, but finally decided to register! The new C class looks amazing, especially the red interior!!! I'm currently driving a 2012 335is and am considering the C400 as my next car I hope to learn more about MB in general and a lot of you...
I'm from the Houston area!
Welcome! One thing I'll say on that, the Mercedes (non-dealer) shop I go to told me to avoid 4Matic, and until January I think all of the new C class cars they're sending us are 4Matic. The new C class really is impressive, if they'd also updated the coupe to the new platform I would have seriously considered it, instead of my used E.
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I hope to learn more about MB in general and a lot of you... 
