Replacement Front Left Window Switch Button Covers for Mercedes-Benz C, E, GLC Class (W205, W213, W253) 2018-2020

OK, overall the product is perfectly fine not much of a difference between an original piece and this replacement piece, no one is going to notice unless they’re looking for it.If you’re like me and have no clue what to do with it and could not find for the life of you someone who’s just replacing an individual switch instead of the whole panel here is what to do.In the bag, there’s going to be three components, the actual switch, a small spring and a black piece that inserts into the spring. I have a Mercedes C class 2019 sedan. The part that broke for me which looks like the part that breaks for a lot of people, is the circular part that’s on the switch that attaches to some hooks so that entire piece of the original needs to be tossed out. If you’re lucky, the original black piece and spring are still there. If not, the spring inserts vertically into a small channel close to the center of the switches, and the black piece is going to be inserted into that spring directly, like a spatula facing perpendicular to the direction of the car, going horizontally in relation to the panel. There’s a small notch where it should insert relatively smoothly.Finally, you kind of just have to gently push the button down until you see and feel both circular pieces of the switch lock into place in the original holders. Be mindful and gentle since this is the part that usually breaks off and even though this is the part that the seller says it’s reinforced, you don’t want to have to buy another one. Everything should snap in the place. Nothing really needs to be forced with a lot of effort. If it helps, you can use a flashlight and look on the side to watch it. Snap into place if you’re holding the button in an upright position as if you were opening the window.Just a long description since no one on TikTok or YouTube really had a good video of doing it for just a single button with all three components used ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Courtney's review from 10/2/24 provided enough instruction for me to install my part. As you may tell, it is not quite as firm or uniform as the rest of my other buttons on the panel and it does not perform the one click "all the way down" function. But, it is functional again and I can once again go through a drive thru line without having to open my door. I am not sure whether tye slack in the button is my fault or is just as good as it will get. It is an improvement still and I can live with it for now. I would just caution anyone to be very prepared to locate this tiny spring if it pops out on an unsuccessful attempt. It is t tiny. Good luck! I'm hoping the part doesn't burn my car down. Ha!

Se instaló súper rápido y funciona perfectamente 10/10

Fits OK but it was a bit flimsy and was rubbing in the button next to it. Not fully sure , until I replace the button next to it. I pushed it down hard , it clicked but it was still not 100% in place , when I was opening /closing window , I pressed it down and it really clicked in place this time. We will see if it stays there. I’m ordering a new button to replace the one next to it , it seems lose , the plastic ear lobe might be broken. I can’t believe Mercedes would make such a cheap plastic button that breaks so easily.

The button cover is identical, however the type is black and not the same as my 2018 E400 Cab. Looks funny. Oh well, I tried.