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Used as parking/turning signal and/or brake/running light depending upon model. Nickel base version of brass base 1157 bulb. Please verify appearance and wattage of existing bulb prior to ordering.
1994, 1995 Mercedes S350D
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$2.19
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$2.28
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$0.35
1994, 1995 Mercedes S350D
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$1.49
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$1.55
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$0.60
Pins are offset 150 degrees apart, not straight across, and also offset at different heights. Please verify existing bulb configuration prior to ordering.
1994 Mercedes S350D
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$3.49
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$3.64
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$1.80
Higher wattage version of nickel base 7528 bulb.
1994, 1995 Mercedes S350D
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$2.19
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1994, 1995 Mercedes S350D
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$2.49
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$2.59
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$1.46
1994 Mercedes S350D
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$2.39
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$2.49
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$0.54

Based on industry averages you can expect to pay between $1.49 and $3.49 for a Mercedes S350D tail light.

How Do I Replace The Mercedes S350D Tail Light?

If you’re looking to change out the Mercedes S350D tail light, start by popping open the trunk and locating the small access panel just behind the tail light. Once you remove that cover, you’ll see the wiring harness—give the release tab a gentle press and unplug it. Next, loosen the bolts that keep the light assembly in place, and pull the old unit out slowly. When you’re ready to put in the new tail light, just line it up, secure it with the bolts, and reconnect the wiring. Make sure everything fits snugly so water can’t get in, and double-check that all the lights work before you close up the trunk. If you’re ever unsure or a part feels stuck, work carefully—forcing things can cause damage.

What Causes Mercedes S350D Tail Light Malfunctions?

A Mercedes S350D tail light can stop working for a few different reasons. Burnt-out bulbs are the usual culprit, but sometimes it’s as simple as a loose connection or a bit of corrosion on the terminals. Occasionally, water gets past the seal, causing condensation that can mess with the electronics. Bent pins in the connector or a faulty control module might also be to blame, triggering a warning on your dashboard. It’s best to check the bulb and the socket first, then move on to the wiring if you still have trouble. If the problem is hard to track down, a multimeter can help you see if the right voltage is reaching where it should.

Why Does Condensation Form In The Mercedes S350D Tail Light?

If you’re seeing fog or water droplets inside your Mercedes S350D tail light, it usually means the seal around the light isn’t doing its job. This can happen if the rubber gasket gets old or the plastic housing cracks just a little. Even a small gap lets in water when you wash your car or drive in the rain. Once moisture is inside, it tends to linger and can corrode the metal contacts or shorten the life of your bulbs. The best fix is to find and reseal any problem spots. Some people even drill a tiny vent hole as a last resort, but fixing the seal is a smarter, longer-lasting solution.

Do I Need Dealer Coding For A Replacement Mercedes S350D Tail Light?

For some models, especially the newest ones, swapping out a Mercedes S350D tail light might require a quick software reset or coding from the dealer. If you’re installing a light that’s different from the original, this is more likely to be needed. But if you’re just replacing it with an identical part and don’t see any warnings pop up, you’re probably in the clear. If you do get a dashboard error or notice the lights aren’t functioning as they should, a short trip to a mechanic or the dealership (with the right diagnostic tools) will sort things out.

What Are The Signs Of A Failing Mercedes S350D Tail Light?

A Mercedes S350D tail light that’s on its way out might start flickering, not light up as brightly, or have whole sections that stop working. You might also notice those helpful little error messages on your dash, or another driver might let you know your lights aren’t coming on. If there’s water or fog inside the lens, that’s a sign you’ll want to check it soon. And if you keep finding that bulbs burn out quickly, there could be a deeper issue with the wiring or connectors. Catching these signs early can help you avoid being caught without working lights—or getting pulled over for it.

Why Buy Your Mercedes S350D Tail Light From AutohausAZ?

Shopping with AutohausAZ for your Mercedes S350D tail light means you’re choosing hassle-free service from start to finish. Not only do we offer great pricing, but we also make sure your order gets to you quickly, so you don’t have to wait around. Returns are a breeze if you need to send something back, and our customer service is here to help every step of the way. When you order your Mercedes S350D tail light from us, you can count on a smooth, reliable experience.