Mercedes Benz Bluetooth Adapter Module B6 787 6131 !!! Mint !!! on 2040-parts.com
Richmond Hill, New York, US
Vehicles must have the Mercedes-Benz Hands-Free Communication System already installed. This is a phone adapter, NOT a phone itself or the earpiece. This adapts your current Bluetooth phone with your car's system.
N - NO REFUND policy on thisThe Mercedes-Benz Hands-free Communication System is among the best in the automotive industry for seamless vehicle intergration, convenience, and ease of use. This adapter allows you to connect your Bluetooth-enabled phone directly to your car's audio system. Mercedes part number is B67876131. Installation time is minimal ( 5 minutes ) and easy. Vehicles must have the Mercedes-Benz Hands-Free Communication Systenm already installed.
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