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1989 300e Euro Light Package
Who can recommend a good Euro Light package that is easy to install?
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Your best choice is to find a pair of used assemblies from a Euro 300E. If this isn't possible, then the aftermarket choice is your next option. A brand "Lucid" made in Taiwan and sold here by a company called "Katmac" is available for many models of MBZ. I suggest you check their website, or just google "Katmac." They also come w/all the necessary instructions for installation.
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Euro Lights
Thanks for the response!
I just happened to check their website and it looked promising! |
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They all install exactly the same way.
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Lots of W124 lights on ebay.
Basically, it's a plug and play. Only things that will not work are the USA spec wipers, nein gut for euros. If you delete the wipers, get the 260E blank plates, around $20-30 for the pair plus painting. And you'll need a 3 X 2 matrix plug for the chassis wires that plug into the euro housings. Hint: Get a set of W123 tail light plugs, they work great! Best are the Bosch/Hella sets, but there are Asian knock-offs that will also do the job for a lot less. OEM sell new for around $600 a pair, Asians are around $250 a set. Again, look on ebay, but stay away from the non stock looking ricer lights, keep with the original style. One other thing, some lights have vacuum adjusters, some don't. The conversion kit for the vacuum adjust can cost around $90, for the bezel, switch, and lines. Jim
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14 E250 BlueTEC black. 45k miles 95 E320 Cabriolet Emerald green 66k miles 94 E320 Cabriolet Emerald green 152k miles 85 300TD 4 spd man, euro bumpers and lights, 15" Pentas dark blue 274k miles |
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