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2017 Mercedes-Benz B250e Cabin Air Filter - Cyl -L Pro-Tec

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PROTEC-NEW Cabin Air Panel

Original Equipment Part Number 246 830 00 18

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This Part Fits the Following OEM/Substitute Numbers:

042-2262, 0422209, 1987435505, 2230130, 230130, 4094, 507630, 507631, 616WP10130, AFC1685, C48187, C48187C, CAF1916C, CAF90182C, CFA11430, CUK 26 007, FP 26 007, MC10666C, PA10036, PC99011C, PC99011X, PC99012X, PP10130, PXP10130, TC48187, VCA2040, WP10130, XC10666C

10 In Stock

Best Price:

$26.64 USD $31.97 USD

Brand	Pro-Tec
Part #	W68PXP10130
Condition	New
Warehouse	B
UPC	765809876934

B250e Pro-Tec Cabin Air Filter 2017 Mercedes-Benz

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Additional Fitment Information:

Vehicle	Engine	Fuel Type	CC	CID	Block Type
2017 Mercedes-Benz B250e	- Cyl -L	BATTERY EV (EV/BEV)	-	-	-

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PROTEC-NEW Cabin Air Panel
Original Equipment Part Number 246 830 00 18

Replacement & Maintenance Guide

Helpful replacement and maintenance guidance for Cabin Air Filter.

System	Engine / Intake
Description / What It Does	The engine air filter keeps dirt, sand, leaves, and other debris out of the intake so the engine can breathe clean air. A dirty filter can reduce performance, fuel economy, and throttle response, especially in dusty or stop-and-go driving.
Replace / Inspect Guidance	Replace every 12,000–15,000 miles or once per year; in dusty areas, heavy traffic, or winter road-salt conditions, check every 6,000 miles and replace sooner.
Job Difficulty	Easy DIY
Maintenance Tips	Check it at oil changes, make sure the air box seals correctly, and avoid driving with a loose or missing filter.

General

Class

Duty Type

Inner Diameter Top

Closed

Media Material

Activated Carbon

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