OEM Mercedes-Benz Air Filters
The air filters in your Mercedes-Benz go bad, and you'll start to have engine and heating and AC problems. Those mean more expensive repairs in the long run. Our advice: start seeing the signs they're failing, and you should change them sooner rather than later. Good thing you came to us for replacements; here at Autohaus Parts Delivered in Peoria IL, we've got a huge OEM-quality selection. Our prices are competitive, too. Take advantage of fast US shipping and order today.
Rubber Bumper
Pressure Sensor
Binder
Warning Stripes
Elastomer Bearing
Clamping Bracket
Clamp
Warning Sign
Elastomer Bearing
Hose
Hexalobular Screw
Hexalobular Screw
No results found for "air filter". Here are some helpful search tips:
- Search by a part name. Example: water pump.
- Be less specific. Example: brake instead of ceramic brake.
- Remove information such as make, year or model.
- Can't find the part you are looking for? Contact us and we'll find it for you!
Mercedes-Benz Air Filters FAQ
How Can I Tell the Air Filters in My Mercedes-Benz Need Replacing?
By the symptoms. Dirty and worn-out fibers, black exhaust smoke, engine misfires, power loss, and trouble accelerating mean a faulty engine air filter. Heating and air conditioning problems and a cabin that smells stale mean a defective cabin air filter.
How Much Does Air Filter Replacement Cost on Average?
Anywhere from $60 to $80, according to recent data from RepairPal. That's if you have the service center at a Mercedes-Benz dealer take care of it. Cost can also vary by model; Mercedes-Benz C 300 air filter replacement, for example, might run $90 to $115. What's more, having to replace other parts like air filter housings can add to the bottom line.