New Mercedes C230 Air Intake Hose Intake Scoop To Air Filter Housing 2710900382 on 2040-parts.com
Sacramento, California, US
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Mercedes-Benz Part # 271 090 03 82 Fits all 2003-2005 Mercedes C230's/ This piece goes from the the intake scoop in the front to the air filter housing.
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