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Other parts I looked up here:
Left fog light access door P/N 5097959AA $6.35 (fits in fender liner)
Left (front) fender liner P/N 5097999AA $81.43
Cabin air filter P/N 5058040AA $34.36
O.E.M. Tire valve cap P/N 5142331AA $5.08 per cap
Ok, looks like these have been discontinued from the link above. Any other suggestions?
Ok, looks like these have been discontinued from the link above. Any other suggestions?
DO NOT buy these parts using the Chrysler part number as they will be much more expensive than the identical Mercedes part if they are available. Use the Chrysler part number only if it made only for the Crossfire.
Edit
It appears that these pads were made for the Crossfire as they have a Mercedes part number that starts with a 193 XXX XX XX.
Last edited by onehundred80; Feb 16, 2019 at 04:12 PM.
From: Key Largo FL . . . The fabulous Florida Keys
Re: Jack pads (a.k.a. pad sill jack buttons)
Originally Posted by mariontr
Ok, looks like these have been discontinued from the link above. Any other suggestions?
You see that link was from a post in 2011, right??
I just bought five jacking blocks from this source. Even less expensive than they were in 2011 . . . This is the only source I found that still had some inventory. HURRY!
From: Key Largo FL . . . The fabulous Florida Keys
Re: Jack pads
Originally Posted by bmorgan
I believe that our cars use the Mercedes part number 203 997 01 86. Please verify though. You could take one off and take it to a Mercedes dealership. I think they are around 5 bucks each.
Originally Posted by hoody92
Thanks for the reply, I tried that one, it's the same basic style, but is slightly taller and the point where it mounts on the car is a different shape.
Originally Posted by JSK
Use this part #A 203 997 01 86 I have four on the shelf with that part # on the bag. They come two to a package.
According to previous posts on this thread (see above), the Mercedes jack pad with the part number you suggest (like the four you have on your shelf) will not fit our Crossfires. Maybe that's why they are on your shelf? Just sayin' . . .
According to previous posts on this thread (see above), the Mercedes jack pad with the part number you suggest (like the four you have on your shelf) will not fit our Crossfires. Maybe that's why they are on your shelf? Just sayin' . . .
I found a Mercede part number somewhere and I can not find it again, the part number was a Mercedes part number A193 997 00 XX is what I remember, the 997 may be wrong. No parts at all came with the Chrysler part number molded on them, that would be the numbers like 5099715AA.
Parts specifically made for the Crossfire had the number 193 XXX XX XX .
Bob, can you find the 193 number or something like it on your parts and add them here for the record?
I found a Mercede part number somewhere and I can not find it again, the part number was a Mercedes part number A193 997 00 XX is what I remember, the 997 may be wrong. No parts at all came with the Chrysler part number molded on them, that would be the numbers like 5099715AA.
Parts specifically made for the Crossfire had the number 193 XXX XX XX .
Bob, can you find the 193 number or something like it on your parts and add them here for the record?
Thanks, I'll await the MB part number but in the interim I ordered 2 from Athens Dodge for $20 each and when shipped if Bob could not locate the part number I'll post when I get the parts.Shipping to FL was $10.95
This looks just like the others on the car but a bolt sticking down from above hits the pad at the arrow. I don’t see any numbers on the other pads but the car is sitting on the ground.
From: Key Largo FL . . . The fabulous Florida Keys
Re: Jack pads
Originally Posted by onehundred80
I found a Mercede part number somewhere and I can not find it again, the part number was a Mercedes part number A193 997 00 XX is what I remember, the 997 may be wrong. No parts at all came with the Chrysler part number molded on them, that would be the numbers like 5099715AA.
Parts specifically made for the Crossfire had the number 193 XXX XX XX .
Bob, can you find the 193 number or something like it on your parts and add them here for the record?
Hello all . . . There is no part number anywhere on the Chrysler jack pad itself. Only the Chrysler part number 05099715AA printed on the label of the plastic bag.
The Mercedes part number referenced earlier in this thread is 203 997 01 86 but that pad WILL NOT FIT on our Crossfires . . .
Original Part Number from Chrysler MB Part Number should be in this picture Bottom of Jack pad
Originally Posted by RED DOG
Hello all . . . There is no part number anywhere on the Chrysler jack pad itself. Only the Chrysler part number 05099715AA printed on the label of the plastic bag.
The Mercedes part number referenced earlier in this thread is 203 997 01 86 but that pad WILL NOT FIT on our Crossfires . . .
Ok folks, got the pad and the MB part number is so small it is on the side that screws into the bottom, I had to use a magnifier to see the part number but it is A 193 997 00 86. I have attached pictures
Ok folks, got the pad and the MB part number is so small it is on the side that screws into the bottom, I had to use a magnifier to see the part number but it is A 193 997 00 86. I have attached pictures
See my post #26
I found a Mercede part number somewhere and I can not find it again, the part number was a Mercedes part number A193 997 00 XX is what I remember, the 997 may be wrong. No parts at all came with the Chrysler part number molded on them, that would be the numbers like 5099715AA.
Parts specifically made for the Crossfire had the number 193 XXX XX XX .
Bob, can you find the 193 number or something like it on your parts and add them here for the record?
I almost got the number correct, I just could not remember the last two numbers.
All parts made specfificallyfor the crossfire that did not come from the Mercedes parts bin have a number thatr starts with A 193 ......
If it does not have that number it is an after market part or an OEM makers part purchased direct from the maker, even some of these parts carry the Mercedes part number.
Hey Folks; I just bought one from my Chrysler dealer. Installed it. Exactly as the others, no numbers, OEM $50 Canadian. They looked it up in their exploded chassis view of the Crossfire and have my VIN. Waited 2 days, shipped from the US in the dealer network system. Popped in real easy.
Hey Folks; I just bought one from my Chrysler dealer. Installed it. Exactly as the others, no numbers, OEM $50 Canadian. They looked it up in their exploded chassis view of the Crossfire and have my VIN. Waited 2 days, shipped from the US in the dealer network system. Popped in real easy.
Good for you, the one you had was in a sad shape.
They have part numbers on them, it is very small on these jack pads. See post #33.
All Mercedes parts have the number on them.
Last edited by onehundred80; Oct 13, 2019 at 01:24 AM.
Needs wings was too expensive by the time I paid exchange and shipping, as I am in Ontario. I would recommend people try the Chrysler dealer parts first. I was surprised how fast I got one.
There are quite a number of jack pads that MB offers for their cars of various years. A few pictures in this post are pretty close to the ones designed and installed on our XF's (at least the limited?) sold on (fl)ebay for quite a low price (delivered). IF they are close enough except for a slight trimming, and they fit locked in the hole in the frame, I would hope members post their results here in the forum. No, I don't need any (yet) but if and when I do I hope someone has braved the risk and had success!
Re: Jack pads (a.k.a. pad sill jack buttons)
There are quite a number of jack pads that MB offers for their cars of various years. A few pictures in this post are pretty close to the ones designed and installed on our XF's (at least the limited?) sold on (fl)ebay for quite a low price (delivered). IF they are close enough except for a slight trimming, and they fit locked in the hole in the frame, I would hope members post their results here in the forum. No, I don't need any (yet) but if and when I do I hope someone has braved the risk and had success! 