Mercedes C350 Transmission Conductor Plate Parts

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For models with 722.6xx automatic transmission. 1 per car.
2006, 2007 Mercedes C350
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$312.52
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$325.54
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$490.42
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Transmission cable adapter plug to connector plate, o-rings no longer available separately must replace entire plug. Recommended replacement with filter and fluid change per Mercedes. For models with 722.6xx...
2006, 2007 Mercedes C350
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$13.09
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$13.64
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$17.00
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For models with 722.6xx automatic transmission. 1 per car.
2006, 2007 Mercedes C350
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$159.99
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$166.66
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$250.50
This includes; the conductor plate, the transmission filter, the pan gasket, and the conductor plate adapter plug.
2006, 2007 Mercedes C350
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$95.00
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$98.96
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$250.50
Contains: (Qty.) (1) Conductor Plate, (1) Adapter Plug, (1) Transmission Filter, (1) Transmission Pan Gasket, (1) Transmission Pan Drain Plug, (1) Transmission Pan Drain Plug Seal, (6) Transmission Pan...
2006, 2007 Mercedes C350
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$260.99
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$271.86
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$324.25

Based on industry averages you can expect to pay between $13.09 and $312.52 for a Mercedes C350 transmission conductor plate.

What Are The Symptoms Of A Faulty Mercedes C350 Transmission Conductor Plate?

When the Mercedes C350 transmission conductor plate begins to fail, the car's behavior can change quickly. The transmission might refuse to shift into higher gears and lock itself in limp mode. Gears may engage after a noticeable lag, or shift changes can feel rough and unpredictable. Dashboard errors and the check engine light often show up, and scanning for codes can reveal clues pointing to the conductor plate. Sometimes, the car stays stuck in one gear, or even loses the ability to move at all. These signs usually come on without much warning. Waiting too long brings more risk; what starts out as shifting trouble could become a bigger, more expensive problem if not checked early.

How Much Does It Cost To Replace The Mercedes C350 Transmission Conductor Plate?

Replacing the Mercedes C350 transmission conductor plate isn’t cheap, but it’s often less than rebuilding the whole transmission. The part usually falls in the $200–$400 range. Mechanics will ask for $300–$600 to do the job, since getting to the plate means pulling apart the pan and valve body. Sometimes, a fluid change or filter swap is smart to do at the same time, adding $100–$200 to your bill. Total costs usually land somewhere between $600 and $1,200, depending on which shop you use and what’s included. Independent shops often come in at the lower end. Waiting too long can mean even higher repair bills down the road.

Can I Continue Driving With A Bad Mercedes C350 Transmission Conductor Plate?

Driving a Mercedes C350 when the transmission conductor plate is failing isn’t wise. The car may still crawl along, stuck in limp mode, but performance takes a real hit. Top speed and gear options will stay limited. Every extra mile adds wear and can push the transmission closer to failure. Worse, pushing your luck here can turn a manageable repair into a full transmission replacement. Some safety systems might kick in, cutting power or disabling the car if sensors flag a serious fault. If you see warning lights, trouble shifting, or limp mode, get the problem checked and fixed right away rather than risk a roadside breakdown.

What Causes The Mercedes C350 Transmission Conductor Plate To Fail?

Several things can knock out a Mercedes C350 transmission conductor plate. The most common culprits are heat and old transmission fluid. Over years, fluid breaks down and hot conditions speed up the wear on internal sensors. Sometimes leaking gaskets or seals let dirt and moisture sneak in, leaving debris inside the transmission that can short out components. Electrical problems, even a stray voltage spike or water intrusion around connectors, can also take out the plate. Changing the fluid and filter as part of routine care helps stop most of these problems before they start.

Is It Possible To Repair The Mercedes C350 Transmission Conductor Plate Or Does It Need To Be Replaced?

Usually, when a Mercedes C350 transmission conductor plate fails, mechanics swap out the entire part. The plate is packed with circuits and sensors, and repairs are tricky because they’re sealed at the factory. Most fixes for these plates don’t last long. Sometimes, shops might offer rebuilt or aftermarket options, but results can vary. If just one sensor fails, a specialty shop may try to replace that piece, but it’s rare. For most owners, a full replacement is more reliable and gets the job done with less risk of repeat failures.

Why Choose Us For Your Mercedes C350 Transmission Conductor Plate?

At AutohausAZ, we keep things simple. You get the right part fast, without overpaying. Our prices stay low, and we make returns hassle-free. Orders go out quickly, so your downtime stays short. Fixing your C350 shouldn’t cause stress, and with us, it doesn’t. Shop here and get your Mercedes back on track, worry-free.