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(2) Engine Oil Filter kit for Mercedes. Verify Model & Year in the CHART Compatibility List.

             
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This part is compatible with the following models.

  Make                  Model      Year    BodyType Engine

Mercedes-Benz
C250
2012
All Trims
All Engines
Mercedes-Benz
SLK250
2012
All Trims
All Engines
Mercedes-Benz
C250
2013
All Trims
All Engines
Mercedes-Benz
SLK250
2013
All Trims
All Engines

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