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This is the seal for breather pipe # 642-016-03-30.
2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Mercedes GL350
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$6.39
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$6.25
Air Duct; Raw Air Line 3.0L diesel.
2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Mercedes GL350
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$112.70
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$147.00
2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Mercedes GL350
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$72.99
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$134.00
2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Mercedes GL350
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$60.99
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$129.00
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$69.99
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$129.00
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$41.99
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$134.00

Based on industry averages you can expect to pay between $6.39 and $112.70 for a Mercedes GL350 air intake hose.

What Are Common Signs Of A Faulty Mercedes GL350 Air Intake Hose?

If your Mercedes GL350 air intake hose is starting to fail, you might notice a few warning signs right away. Maybe your idle gets rough, or the engine cuts out while waiting at a red light. Sometimes, you'll feel that the car isn’t as responsive as it used to be, or there's a clear lag when you press the gas. One odd but tell-tale sign is a high-pitched whistle or hissing from under the hood, which happens when air leaks through cracks or splits in the hose. You might even catch the check engine light switching on because the sensors pick up something off with the airflow. If you look under the hood, you could spot damage, like split rubber or loose fittings, along the air intake hose. Taking care of these signs early can make the difference between a quick fix and a much bigger repair.

How Can I Replace The Air Intake Hose On My Mercedes GL350?

Taking care of a Mercedes GL350 air intake hose replacement is a hands-on job, but most owners get it done without much trouble. Let the engine cool first. Then, pop the hood and track the hose from the air filter box to the throttle body. Loosen the clamps with a screwdriver. Wiggle the hose free, watching out for any sensors or tight spots. Take your new air intake hose and fit it into place, making sure it lines up like the old one. Tighten the clamps, give everything a firm tug to be sure it’s locked in, and reconnect any sensors that came off. Fire up the engine—you want to hear it settle into a smooth idle. If it does, you’re all set.

What Causes The Mercedes GL350 Air Intake Hose To Fail?

Over time, a Mercedes GL350 air intake hose can break down for a few different reasons. The heat in the engine bay is a big factor—the rubber and plastic get brittle and start to crack as they age. Oil can also work its way onto the hose, swelling the material or wearing out weak spots. Every drive puts vibration and movement stress on the connection points, which can pull the hose loose or lead to splits. If you keep an eye on things under the hood and spot this damage early, you’ll avoid the headaches of unplanned repairs later on.

Is It Safe To Drive With A Damaged Air Intake Hose?

Driving a Mercedes GL350 with a damaged air intake hose isn’t a good idea. Once cracks appear or clamps come loose, dirty, unfiltered air sneaks past the air filter and can bring grime straight into the engine. This messes with the fuel-to-air mix, which leads to rough running, worse gas mileage, and often triggers the check engine light. Let it go long enough, and you could end up with bigger failures like gummed-up sensors or spark plugs that give out. Quick repairs or replacements help you keep the car healthy for the long haul.

How Much Does A Mercedes GL350 Air Intake Hose Replacement Cost?

Swapping out the Mercedes GL350 air intake hose won’t break the bank. You can usually pick up the right part at most auto parts shops for anywhere from $80 to $160. If you aren’t a DIY type and choose a mechanic, the labor can add $100 to $250, which depends on how shops in your area set their rates. Many owners change it out at home, saving some cash and avoiding the wait at the repair shop. As long as the new hose meets the original specs, your vehicle is good as new after the swap.

Why Choose AutohausAZ For Your Mercedes GL350 Air Intake Hose?

At AutohausAZ, we understand how much you rely on your Mercedes GL350, and getting the right air intake hose shouldn’t be a chore. Our prices are fair—with savings you don’t see at most dealerships. Orders ship quickly, so you’re never left waiting when you’d rather be driving. If something doesn’t fit, or you change your mind, our returns are straightforward. We take care of drivers and stand by each part we sell. Finding the right air intake hose for your Mercedes GL350 is simple with us, and we’re ready to answer questions any time. Trust us to get you back on the road with confidence, all without hassle.