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Cabin air filter
« on: July 15, 2018, 19:51:48 »
Out for a drive today, and a small leaf came out of my defroster vent. It had been in there for a very long time from the looks of it. I looked down the cowl vent and no filter to be found. I did a search on the forum and it looked like these were available from the classic center a while back. Didn’t see any listed on authentic classics. Anyone buy one recently? Thanks in advance.

John
1969 280SL 003820
Un Restored, All Original, including the paint
Original Owner, Purchased September 18, 1968
4 speed manual, PS. 77217 miles
7280 miles since awoken from her 20+ yr "nap" in 2010

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Re: Cabin air filter
« Reply #1 on: July 15, 2018, 20:34:53 »
John,

I suppose you are talking about a piece of blue sponge with a piece of wire to hold it in place under flap. It is A1138300118. It is available at Mercedes, costs about $50-60. Or EUR 75 at Niemoeller. There is no issue with availability of it.

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Re: Cabin air filter
« Reply #2 on: July 15, 2018, 20:46:01 »
Thanks Pawel, that is the part. Probably got tossed when I had my new Heater cables and levers put in back in 2010. I will pay a visit to my local MB dealer tomorrow and just open my wallet to them. Always nice to have great advise from our European friends. Thanks again

John
 
1969 280SL 003820
Un Restored, All Original, including the paint
Original Owner, Purchased September 18, 1968
4 speed manual, PS. 77217 miles
7280 miles since awoken from her 20+ yr "nap" in 2010

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Re: Cabin air filter
« Reply #3 on: July 21, 2018, 19:26:52 »
 Purchased a new cabin filter from the Classic Center in Irvine, $36US plus shipping and Tax brought it up to $55. Installed it with no problem and it was fun to have a little project to do on the car.

John
1969 280SL 003820
Un Restored, All Original, including the paint
Original Owner, Purchased September 18, 1968
4 speed manual, PS. 77217 miles
7280 miles since awoken from her 20+ yr "nap" in 2010