1992-95 Mercedes E 400 W124 Dash Climate Control Unit on 2040-parts.com
Palmdale, California, US
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1992 1993 1994 1995
300e e32 e420 400e e500 500e
THIS CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT IS FRESHLY OFF A 1993 MERCEDES BENZ 400E.
PERFECT WORKING CONDITION.
COMES WITH ALL THE SWITCHES PICTURED HOWEVER PLEASE VIEW IMAGES AS THE REAR WIRING WAS CUT SHORT, (TOP SWITCHES ONLY) THIS IN NO WAY AFFECTS THE SWITCHES FUNCTIONALITY AS THEY SEPARATE FROM THE REAR BACKING AND CAN EASILY PLUG INTO YOUR EXISTING BOARD.
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