CLS W219 facelift LED Tail lights modules
The following 2 users liked this post by TheFrenchy:
Andy27168 (10-13-2016),
elitricista (12-18-2016)
The following users liked this post:
TheFrenchy (10-10-2016)
#258
Newbie
Join Date: Oct 2016
Location: Malaysia
Posts: 4
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
CLS 55 AMG
Hello,
here is the DIY on how to remove the plastic housing in the trunk, and side carpets to access the 5 bolts of each Tail Lights :
You'll need :
- A little Flat Screwdriver
- a rubber lever
- L shape Spanner of 8 mm & 10 mm
- Torx #15
First you have to remove to small 4 plastic clips that retains the Plastic cover in the trunk :
Using one or 2 little flat screwdrivers, pull up the clip, and finish to extract it using a strong rubber lever to prevent any scratches on the cover.
When it's completely pulled, remove it.
When the 4 clips are removed, then you can pull out the cover :
Then, you'll have to unscrew with the torx#15, the small brackets for the trunk net on both sides, left and right.
After the brackets, you'lle have to remove 2 small clips on Top of each side carpets :
Now you can pull the carpets and make some enough place to access the bolts of the Tail lights.
Leave the small finition part over the rubber, you'll have to place it back at the end.
On the Left side, you should see this :
This big grey box is the central locking compressor, that why it's in foam rubber housing to isolate from the noise.
Unclip the OEM connector on the Back of the Tail light :
Just pull up this box, the bracket behind will loose and gives you more access to the side bolt of the tail light.
here is the DIY on how to remove the plastic housing in the trunk, and side carpets to access the 5 bolts of each Tail Lights :
You'll need :
- A little Flat Screwdriver
- a rubber lever
- L shape Spanner of 8 mm & 10 mm
- Torx #15
First you have to remove to small 4 plastic clips that retains the Plastic cover in the trunk :
Using one or 2 little flat screwdrivers, pull up the clip, and finish to extract it using a strong rubber lever to prevent any scratches on the cover.
When it's completely pulled, remove it.
When the 4 clips are removed, then you can pull out the cover :
Then, you'll have to unscrew with the torx#15, the small brackets for the trunk net on both sides, left and right.
After the brackets, you'lle have to remove 2 small clips on Top of each side carpets :
Now you can pull the carpets and make some enough place to access the bolts of the Tail lights.
Leave the small finition part over the rubber, you'll have to place it back at the end.
On the Left side, you should see this :
This big grey box is the central locking compressor, that why it's in foam rubber housing to isolate from the noise.
Unclip the OEM connector on the Back of the Tail light :
Just pull up this box, the bracket behind will loose and gives you more access to the side bolt of the tail light.
#262
Hello TheFrenchy
How much does your play and play modul of light on?
You can send him to the Czech Republic?
Thank you
zdenek@nenadal.cz
How much does your play and play modul of light on?
You can send him to the Czech Republic?
Thank you
zdenek@nenadal.cz
Last edited by zdenek CLS; 10-26-2016 at 11:02 AM.
#263
CLS55
Figured I'd share some pictures of this W219. Somehow valet managed to loose this car a couple of weeks ago. Needless to say not in the best of moods but *ish happens.
Independent Kompressor cooling bypass... very necessary addition
Should any forum members randomly run across it, you know what to do!
Independent Kompressor cooling bypass... very necessary addition
Should any forum members randomly run across it, you know what to do!
#265
@FunkTron this happened in Atlanta in a development called Atlantic Station.
#266
Hi!
i owned a mercedez benz w220 s320 model. i have replaced the solenoid valve and compressor (brand new) almost 8 months ago. since last days i have noticed the car is sagging from the rear overnight and sometimes it is not sagging at all. I am sure there is a a problem with the airmatic component. But the question is if the leak is developed in the rear shock due to which the car is sagging then why the car is not sagging at all when i park the car on vehicle raise mode.
its making me very confused now which component to replace, wheather i needs to replace the valve block once again or both the rear struts.
Car is not sagging at all at vehicle rise mode.
Please help out!!!
i owned a mercedez benz w220 s320 model. i have replaced the solenoid valve and compressor (brand new) almost 8 months ago. since last days i have noticed the car is sagging from the rear overnight and sometimes it is not sagging at all. I am sure there is a a problem with the airmatic component. But the question is if the leak is developed in the rear shock due to which the car is sagging then why the car is not sagging at all when i park the car on vehicle raise mode.
its making me very confused now which component to replace, wheather i needs to replace the valve block once again or both the rear struts.
Car is not sagging at all at vehicle rise mode.
Please help out!!!
#268
My heart hurts for you bro. That is the GOD of all w219 with the right set up... What type of rear diffuser is that tho??? I have the same but 3 fin.... how did you mount that so flushed? did you have to cut the bottom bumper or is that diff paper thin? Wow.
#273
Hi Frenchy,
Im very interested in the CLS Facelift modules.
Can you tell me if you still sell them?
And the price?
Thanks.
Ive got the tail facelift laps but can not fit them.
Im very interested in the CLS Facelift modules.
Can you tell me if you still sell them?
And the price?
Thanks.
Ive got the tail facelift laps but can not fit them.
#275
Hi Frenchy, about the modules, this is my mail:
gobind@gysecan.es
gobind@gysecan.es