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Gas Discharge Lamp
Mercedes-Benz
910139-000002
D1S 12V-35W Model 1: D1S Volt: 12V Watt: 35W. Low and high beam. Left and right. Sprinter van. With hid.
$171.00
MSRP $300.00
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Mercedes-Benz Lighting FAQ
How Can I Tell if the Lighting in My Mercedes-Benz Needs Replacing?
It'll seem dim, it'll flicker, or it may look hazy. Notice this, and there's a good chance the lights are about to blow -- that is, if they haven't otherwise burned out, at which point (and either way), the bulbs will need to be changed.
What Does Mercedes-Benz Lighting Replacement Cost on Average?
That depends on what type it is. Headlight replacement, on the one hand, can run anywhere from $130 to $160 or more per bulb. Taillight replacement, on the other, can run about $100, sometimes more, sometimes less. Fog light replacement (or upgrade), however, can run anywhere from around $70 to $80 or more.
Of course, cost can vary by model, too. Mercedes-Benz E 350 headlight replacement, for instance, can cost $80 to $100 or more. Mercedes-Benz C 230 taillight replacement, though? Around $105, on average. Mercedes-Benz C 300 fog light replacement: usually, a little more than $100.
To make matters worse, the costs to repair an electrical system or replace any of its parts can run up a bill even further. Don't worry. We'll help save you money. Our lights are genuine Mercedes-Benz, precision-made to fit your car or SUV, and their housings and bulbs alike are steeply discounted; you can order with peace of mind.
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