Buy OEM Mercedes-Benz Air Filters
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The air filters in your Mercedes-Benz clog up or start to break down, and you're sure to have engine and HVAC problems, making for more expensive repairs down the road. Replace any faulty ones sooner rather than later; shop our OEM inventory here at MB Part Source. We carry top-quality options designed to fit the luxury car or SUV you love, and at steep discounts. We even ship fast, anywhere in the US.
Air Filter
Mercedes-Benz
000-476-03-00
To bleed line. To vent line.
$14.15
MSRP $20.50
Save $6.35
31% Off 
Air Filter
Mercedes-Benz
275-090-09-01
Air filter housing right.
$275.88
MSRP $426.00
Save $150.12
35.2% Off 
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Mercedes-Benz Air Filters FAQ
What are the Signs the Air Filters in a Mercedes-Benz Need Replacement?
A Check Engine light on the dash, your engine misfiring and losing power, your vehicle having trouble speeding up, and black smoke coming out of the exhaust. These symptoms can have many causes and explanations; if you run an inspection and can't figure out if your air filters are, in fact, the issue, get in touch with a Mercedes-Benz dealer for help.
Where Can I Find the Air Filters in My Mercedes-Benz?
The engine air filter is usually on top of the engine (or on the side of it), and the cabin air filter is most often right behind the glove compartment. Consult your owner's manual for more specific locations.
How Much Does Mercedes-Benz Air Filter Replacement Cost on Average?
Most cars and SUVs, it's anywhere from $60 to $75, according to RepairPal. That can vary by model, though. Take the Mercedes-Benz C 300, for example. Replacing its engine filter may run $90 or more. Replacing its cabin filter, on the other hand, might run between $95 and $115.