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This is the seal for breather pipe # 642-016-03-30.
2007, 2008, 2009 Mercedes E320
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$6.39
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$6.66
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$6.25
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2003, 2004, 2005 Mercedes E320
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$13.79
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$14.36
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$13.07
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1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 Mercedes E320
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$8.49
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$8.84
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$15.00
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2003, 2004, 2005 Mercedes E320
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$133.98
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$139.56
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$119.00
2003, 2004, 2005 Mercedes E320
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$86.99
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$90.61
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$57.00
Intake Duct; Intake Line 3.0L diesel. Your part is located within diagram as #7.
2007, 2008, 2009 Mercedes E320
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$64.99
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$67.70
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$70.00
2003, 2004, 2005 Mercedes E320
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$29.99
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$31.24
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$54.00
2003, 2004, 2005 Mercedes E320
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$46.99
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$48.95
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$62.00
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$27.99
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$29.16
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$50.00

Based on industry averages you can expect to pay between $6.39 and $133.98 for a Mercedes E320 air intake hose.

What Are The Symptoms Of A Failing Mercedes E320 Air Intake Hose?

A failing Mercedes E320 air intake hose often reveals itself in small but noticeable ways. One day the idle feels jumpy, or maybe you press the pedal and your car hesitates, not delivering the power you expect. Sometimes, the check engine light comes on with no warning. Strange whistling, sucking, or hissing sounds can drift out from under the hood as air sneaks in through cracks. You may smell fuel more than usual or notice the engine runs rough, especially when starting out. Over time, grime and dust could build up where it shouldn’t—inside the engine. Left alone, a bad air intake hose can snowball into larger engine problems. When these signs show up, it’s a good idea to pop the hood and take a close look.

How Do I Inspect My Mercedes E320 Air Intake Hose For Damage?

Start after the engine cools. Pop the hood and find the air intake hose—it runs between the air filter box and the throttle body. Check all around the hose for splits, dry spots, or cracks, paying extra attention near the ends where it bends or connects. Squeeze or flex the hose a bit to see if it feels brittle or if any hidden cracks open under pressure. Wipe away any greasy spots you notice; leaks can show up as oily dirt or wet dust. Give the clamps a quick twist to test for looseness. Sometimes hoses slip off just enough to leak without falling off.

Is It Easy To Replace The Mercedes E320 Air Intake Hose Myself?

Swapping a Mercedes E320 air intake hose is not too tough for most home mechanics. Photograph the setup or mental-map the hose layout before taking anything apart—that helps later. Get a screwdriver or a socket to loosen the clamps. Gently slide off the old hose, taking care not to snap any plastic bits or connectors. Plug in the new one, line up all ends, and double-check the fit before tightening everything down. It doesn’t take long, but moving slow avoids mistakes. The right hose makes all the difference, so match the part number and double-check fit with your VIN if you’re unsure.

What Happens If I Ignore A Damaged Mercedes E320 Air Intake Hose?

Neglecting a busted Mercedes E320 air intake hose may cost more than you think. Over time, air leaks mess up fuel mixture and put extra stress on sensors. Your engine might stutter or knock. Dirt gets past the air filter, wearing out cylinders and internals faster. Some days driving feels normal, then—out of nowhere—the car runs rough or stalls at a stoplight. Bad mileage, higher emissions, and gunked-up engine parts can pile on if you keep ignoring it. Small repairs now often save bigger headaches and cost later.

Are There Different Types Of Mercedes E320 Air Intake Hoses?

Yes, and the differences can be subtle. Older E320s may use sturdy, one-piece hoses made from rubber—nothing fancy, but built to last. Later models mix rubber with molded plastic, sometimes with extra outlets or fittings for sensors or vacuum lines. Not all hoses look or fit the same. Compare the new hose to your existing one, paying attention to ports and bends. When buying, it helps to have your VIN handy or ask for help if the listing isn’t clear—small details matter to keep things running as designed.

Need A Reliable Mercedes E320 Air Intake Hose?

At AutohausAZ, we know how much you value your Mercedes E320, and keeping it running right means using quality parts like a dependable air intake hose. We aim to make shopping easy and low-stress. Our prices are some of the best around, so you won’t worry about overpaying for an essential fix. We move fast to ship your order—most go out the same day—so your wait is short and your car gets back on the road quickly. Returns are simple, and if what you ordered doesn’t fit, you won’t face a long hassle. Our website is clear, our people are easy to reach, and we’re car folks ourselves. If you need a new Mercedes E320 air intake hose, give us a try. You’ll see why drivers trust AutohausAZ to take care of their cars, too.