Charcoal And Cabin Filter Replacement
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Charcoal And Cabin Filter Replacement
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Needing A Bit Of Advice With Replacing Charcoal And Cabin Air Filters. Any Saturday Morning Dyi Experience With The Task. Any Hidden Challenges I Should Be Aware Of, And Your Feedback On The Whole Endeavor.
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Tanman
Needing A Bit Of Advice With Replacing Charcoal And Cabin Air Filters. Any Saturday Morning Dyi Experience With The Task. Any Hidden Challenges I Should Be Aware Of, And Your Feedback On The Whole Endeavor.
Regards.
Tanman
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hope this helps, it should be for all s-klasse models and apprently its the same for the e-class.
http://aa.bosch.de/aa/en/static/prod...x-x-091998.pdf
http://aa.bosch.de/aa/en/static/prod...x-x-091998.pdf
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From: Lawrence, KS (USA)
S500/W220/2000
Originally Posted by vinamg
Dust filters are behind glove box.
Charcoal filters are under dash.
Charcoal filters are under dash.
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'03 S55 (79K miles)
The bosch link above is broken, but you can go to www.bosch.de to start. I can't find a lookup to the cabin pollen and charcoal filters.
Dealer just told me $100 for the dust, and $295 for the charcoal !!!!! No thanks, I'll do my own.
Can somebody please post part numbers for the dust filter and the charcoal filter? I'll buy online from a reputable mb parts dealer, than you very much.
I found a diagram on removal procedure for the S and E class for the cabin dust filter. It shows removal of the glove box (approx 6 screws, connectors, etc.) and I think I see a total of 3 filter elements in the diagram. 1 vertical and 2 horizontal side by side.
Dealer just told me $100 for the dust, and $295 for the charcoal !!!!! No thanks, I'll do my own.
Can somebody please post part numbers for the dust filter and the charcoal filter? I'll buy online from a reputable mb parts dealer, than you very much.
I found a diagram on removal procedure for the S and E class for the cabin dust filter. It shows removal of the glove box (approx 6 screws, connectors, etc.) and I think I see a total of 3 filter elements in the diagram. 1 vertical and 2 horizontal side by side.
Last edited by GrepAwk; Jul 5, 2007 at 12:28 PM.
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'03 S55 (79K miles)
Went to www.allgermanparts.com
and purchased "Bosch" brand cabin filters kit for US$17.54, and the "Mann" brand activated charcoal cabin filters kit for $108.67.
How a dealer can feel comfortable quoting almost 4X the internet price is beyond my ability to comprehend.
Also bought some Mann intake air filters (set of 2) for $37.17. Have been looking for these for a while at PepBoys and Autozone but haven't ever found them in stock. Hope my engine likes the extra air for the summer season.
and purchased "Bosch" brand cabin filters kit for US$17.54, and the "Mann" brand activated charcoal cabin filters kit for $108.67.
How a dealer can feel comfortable quoting almost 4X the internet price is beyond my ability to comprehend.
Also bought some Mann intake air filters (set of 2) for $37.17. Have been looking for these for a while at PepBoys and Autozone but haven't ever found them in stock. Hope my engine likes the extra air for the summer season.
