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| RE: air intake cover-help I hope I got the area you where talking about. I went out and looked and I have no gap the plastic seal fits snugly on the glass. I have taken a few pictures but they are only 1.3 mp cell phone pics I cant find the normal camera. (SSPX0074.jpg) (SSPX0073.jpg) Attachments ----------------  SSPX0074.jpg (192KB - 4 downloads) SSPX0073.jpg (184KB - 3 downloads) | ||
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| RE: air intake cover-help roberthelfrick - 6/8/2006 5:56 PMmy windshield was replaced . there is a slight gap where the upper edge of the air intake cover goes over the glass. mt recollection was that the air intake cover pressed flat against the windshield glass. is it my imagination? could anyone look at your ml320 and see if the air intake cover presses against the glass? thank you. Even though my windscreen has not been replaced there was a slight gap as you describe, so I stuck a small, square rubber foot on the underside of the bonnet (hood) so that it gently presses down on the plastic air intake grill and makes it touch the windscreen. If all has gone well I have uploaded a picture in which you can see the rubber foot near the edge of the bonnet. (IMGP1324.JPG) Attachments ---------------- IMGP1324.JPG (151KB - 3 downloads) | ||
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| Re: air intake cover-help Marcelc - 6/9/2006 11:10 AM There is piping along the window edge of the intake cover. Here is a picture: (IMGP1327.jpg) Attachments ---------------- IMGP1327.jpg (105KB - 3 downloads) | ||
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