Mercedes Benz 240d 300d 300cd 300td Freeze Plug Cord on 2040-parts.com
Rudyard, Michigan, US
These are brand new power cords for Mercedes Benz freeze plug heaters. They are new and common with most mercedes diesel engines. Shipping is 3.50 anywhere in cont. 48 the price is for one at a time.
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