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Please help Can anyone source a heater valve? I can’t find it anywhere in the world
****UPDATE The reason the part is not available is because Mercedes actually changed what the new part looks like, new part number and you have to leave part of the old part there that actually plugs into the electrical pig tail.
The new part number is: 2782002152
I am attaching the new picture as well of what it looks like.
2013 Mercedes Sl550
my heater control valve snapped and all I can do is jbweld it to get it home. I can not find it on eBay or anywhere or at any dealer. Any ideas?
part number: A2782000831
Last edited by jakubmomentum; Jun 1, 2022 at 03:50 PM.
Reason: I am updating with the solution to my own question
Thanks, I think there needs to be an A infront of the part number for it to be the right now. But I think they will be closed today. I have not installed it yet.
2015 SL400 (M276 Turbo), 2014 C350 Sport (M276 NA), 2004 SL500 (M113), 2004 Audi TT225 (BEA)
Originally Posted by jakubmomentum
Thanks, I think there needs to be an A infront of the part number for it to be the right now. But I think they will be closed today. I have not installed it yet.
I think every Mercedes part number starts with an "A", so it is often ignored or left off.
2013 Mercedes Sl550
my heater control valve snapped and all I can do is jbweld it to get it home. I can not find it on eBay or anywhere or at any dealer. Any ideas?
Unfortunately, this is fairly common these days. I recently had a dealership buy some used calipers I had for sale. They were unable to source the parts in order to get the car out of the shop and into the customers hands in a reasonable amount of time. Wreckers may be the only way to get the car on the road if you need it sooner. Many of those dealership websites will let you purchase/order the part, but will not be able to get the part faster than your local dealer. I would call those online dealers for availability first before buying online. Your local dealers will typically check national inventory, same place those online sites get the parts from. You may also check to see if that part number hasn’t been superseded. I show A2782002152 as a possible replacement, but you need to check your VIN to confirm. You may also need A0025457383 to go with that new part #.
2013 Mercedes Sl550
my heater control valve snapped and all I can do is jbweld it to get it home. I can not find it on eBay or anywhere or at any dealer. Any ideas?
part number: A2782000831
I put a link to the part in my post. The shopping cart expires at some point and wont show anything, so I made a new link once more.If the op never comes back and clicks it, the info in the link I provided will expire again. That’s why I instructed him to click the link and search if it’s no populated anymore. I made it easy for him, but I can buy it for him. Lol
Remember folks, many of these dealer websites such as mercedesoem, or mboemparts.com will let you purchase parts they don’t stock. They all have the same national source for these parts. If the part is out of stock nationally, you will have to wait the same amount of time, no matter where you purchase, online or local dealer. Many of these dealer websites even still “sell” parts that are no longer available or discontinued. So beware. I’m not saying to purchase the part at the local dealer. I’m saying if the part is not available nationwide, it won’t matter where you purchase it, the result will be the same lead time in order to get the part.
That being said, please see my note in above post about that part being possibly superseded…..
Last edited by crconsulting; Jun 1, 2022 at 11:00 AM.
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