Prices for scrap Mercedes-Benz M-Class 2003 Catalytic Converters | Canada (1 results)
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A1634905414 / ND16760 / 11826 N
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Mercedes M-Class ML270 CDI W163 2.7 (120 kw / 163 hp)
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Max price for 6 months: $334
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Catalytic Converter Scrap Prices from Mercedes-Benz M-Class - May 5, 2024
- Used Diesel "cat" (catalytic converter) from Mercedes-Benz M-Class: $73 – $483
- Used Gasoline "cat" (catalytic converter) from Mercedes-Benz M-Class: $69 – $412
- Used Ceramic "cat" (catalytic converter) from Mercedes-Benz M-Class: $69 – $483
- Used DPF "cat" (catalytic converter) from Mercedes-Benz M-Class: $98 – $483
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