First of all, we just replaced the tires on our '00 ML320 with 76,000 on it. The old ones were the originals and in need of replacement. We probably pushed them about 5,000 miles beyond what we should have. They were General ST Grabbers and that is what we replaced them with through Tire Rack. Never liked General's before but 70,000 miles is pretty nice.

Next, we need to replace a horn on this vehicle and can't find one in the online stores. Does anyone know of an online parts supplier that would have an OEM horn?

Thanks,

Jim W.

I replaced my original ML430 horns with the ML55 horns from this place -
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocator/index.cfm?action=getLocator&siteid=213951&chapter=ERI5768&appSectionid=2413&groupid=2436&subgroupid=2436&componentid=2998&make=67&model=M%20class&year=2000&catalogid=2. They sound more like a Mercedes should and not like the Honda sound of the originals. You'll need one High Note and one Low Note horn. An easy DIY plug and play.

azinn,

Thanks for the help. First place that has had more than the horn relay.

Jim W.

i replaced my michilins with noiser Kumho's
they work great at 2/3 the cost,.
but noiser.

Both my Mercedies horns quit. I replaced them with used Honda motorcycle horns.
May as well use less expensive higher quality horns.

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what i did myself.
CPS
rear shocks
MAS x 3.
SparkPlugs (twice)
Fuel pump & Filter
Window switch
replaced both failed horns with Honda horns.
Cleaned ERG Tube
Oil changes
Oil consumption Fix
Brake Pads
A/C Recharge
Anti-Freeze change X 2.
Front Shocks. Monroe. $90
Mercedes Warrenty Work:
Harmonic balancer,power steering clamp. Cat converters.Drive Shaft Bearing.s
Replaced Outer Lower Tie Rods and front lower ball joints at 156,000 miles

Azinn - how is the sound different witht he ML55 horns? Are they still the "beeb-beeb - here comes Herbie the Love Bug" or a deeper honk like the s-class?

tks

Deeper honk like the S-Class, no "beeb-beeb".