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Mercedes-Benz Turn Signals

Mercedes-Benz C-Class C250 This page does not filter by your chassis: check compatibility on each product page. View parts C250

The C-Class, the A-Class, the GLC, and the S-Class share a styling language where every detail matters. Replacing Mercedes-Benz turn signals refines the lateral light signature without altering the lines the brand has carefully crafted. A subtle move that fits naturally into the AMG influence visible across the entire current lineup.

From 59,00 € to 79,00 € depending on the finish. Available finishes: led.

The chassis code is on your vehicle registration document. It alone determines compatibility: two vehicles of the same model may not take the same parts depending on their year and phase.

An AMG-inspired light signature on your Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes-Benz has always placed lighting at the heart of its visual identity. The star-shaped lights, the night signatures of the most recent A-Class and C-Class models, the three-dimensional light clusters of the S-Class: lighting is a brand signature in its own right. A redesigned turn signal fits into that continuity and refines the lateral look of the vehicle, whether static or sequential.

On compact sedans (W176 and W177 for the A-Class, W246 for the B-Class), on mid-range models (W204 and W205 for the C-Class, W213 for the E-Class), or on premium references (W222 for the S-Class, C117 and C118 for the CLA, W253 for the GLC), the replacement requires no work on body panels.

Which Mercedes-Benz turn signal to choose based on your model and generation?

The available parts differ mainly by technology (standard bulb or LED) and by light effect (static or sequential sweep). On some models, the turn signal is integrated into the side mirror; on others, it is part of the front light cluster. The location determines which part to order and varies by generation.

The right approach is to cross-reference the model name with the body code listed on line D.2 of your registration document: W204 or W205 for the C-Class, C117 or C118 for the CLA, W253 for the GLC. All of these generations are represented in the catalog.

Can you switch to LED turn signals on a Mercedes-Benz originally fitted with standard bulbs?

Yes, but one technical point is worth noting. Switching to LED reduces the electrical draw of the circuit, which the factory control unit may interpret as a faulty bulb and trigger rapid flashing. A decoder or load resistor corrects this behavior. Some parts include one directly; others require purchasing a separate accessory. Check the product description before confirming your order.

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