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Oem Mercedes Bluetooth Module Adapter *no Reserve!* on 2040-parts.com

US $39.99
Location:

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Brand:Mercedes Benz Manufacturer Part Number:B6 787 5878

You are bidding on a used Mercedes Benz Bluetooth Adapter.  I had it in my GL 450 but I sold the car last week.  It's model # B6 787 5878.  The FCC ID # is QWY-CKIII-HF.  It worked great in my GL...had no problems with it.

Please note this will ONLY WORK if your Mercedes has the MHI (Multi-Handset Interface) installed in your car!  I do not accept refunds!  

Please double-check with your dealer that it will work in your car before you bid.

This is a NO RESERVE auction so here's your chance to save a lot of money.  I will only ship to the US and only accept paypal.

I have 100% feedback so you can bid with confidence.

Thank you!

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