Mercedes-Benz Mufflers
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Clamp
Mercedes-Benz
000-490-14-41
Flange conn. Exhaust pipe left front on exhaust pipe right front. Left exhaust pipe to right exhaust pipe. From catalyst to main...
$22.50
Clamp
Mercedes-Benz
000-490-13-41
Front right exhaust pipe to rear exh. 3.0L. Front exhaust line to left rear exhaust line. Ø60MM TUBE | Ø69.6MM BOWL Inside diameter: 60mm...
$24.00
Tailpipe Clamp
Mercedes-Benz
906-995-02-02
2.1L. 2021-22, muffler & shields. 3.0L muffler & shields.
$92.00
Heat Shield
Mercedes-Benz
906-491-38-30
2.1L, muffler. 2021-22, muffler & shields, muffler. 3.0L muffler & shields. muffler. 2.0L, diesel om654 2023-25. muffler. For Exhaust...
$50.00
Pipe Clamp
Mercedes-Benz
002-995-38-02
Center muffler to right muffler. Center muffler to left muffler. Left exhaust system at right exhaust system.
$80.00
Clamp
Mercedes-Benz
000-995-45-35
Central muffler to posterior muffler. Connection of exhaust pipes with each other. Center muffler to rear muffler.
$43.50
Mounting Bracket
Mercedes-Benz
166-492-00-43-64
Center muffler. Central muffler.
$73.00
Exhaust Gas Line
Mercedes-Benz
463-490-58-21
Center muffler to right muffler.
$1,470.00
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TL;DR Summary
Mercedes-Benz mufflers help manage exhaust sound and route gases through the exhaust system. Genuine mufflers are designed for compatible models, exhaust layouts, and mounting points.
Shop Genuine Mufflers for Your Mercedes-Benz
A muffler is one of the most recognizable exhaust components, but fitment is more detailed than size alone. Shape, inlet and outlet position, hangers, rear bumper layout, and exhaust configuration all matter.
What This Category Includes
- rear muffler systems
- center mufflers
- front muffler assemblies where applicable
- exhaust gas lines and related sections
- mounting hardware, brackets, and hangers
Why Genuine Mercedes-Benz OEM Parts Matter
Universal mufflers may require fabrication or may not match the vehicle's sound, routing, or mounting points. Genuine Mercedes-Benz mufflers are designed for select exhaust systems and surrounding body geometry.
OEM parts and accessories are also easier to evaluate through Mercedes-Benz vehicle details, part numbers, and category-specific fitment notes. That helps shoppers avoid the uncertainty that can come with broad aftermarket listings.
How to Choose the Right Part
Identify front, center, or rear position; left or right side; engine; drivetrain; and exhaust package. Inspect clamps, hangers, catalytic converter connections, and pipes during service.
Related Mercedes-Benz categories that may help with comparison or connected repairs include Mufflers, Exhaust Manifolds & Headers, Catalytic Converters, Exhaust Pipes & Tips.
Compatibility and Fitment Guidance
Muffler compatibility may vary by model, engine, wheelbase, AMG package, body style, and exhaust option. Confirm fitment before ordering.
Before purchase, use your year, model, trim, engine, VIN when available, and product notes to confirm that the part is designed for your specific Mercedes-Benz.
Key Takeaways
- Mufflers should be selected based on exact Mercedes-Benz vehicle details.
- Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts help support proper fit with compatible systems.
- Part requirements may vary by year, model, trim, engine, package, and body style.
- Use part numbers, fitment tools, and product notes before ordering.
- Review related categories when a repair or upgrade involves connected components.
FAQ
What does a muffler do?
It helps reduce exhaust noise and route exhaust gases toward the tailpipe.
How do I know my muffler needs replacement?
Louder exhaust, rattling, leaks, corrosion, or exhaust odor may point to muffler or exhaust system issues.
Can I use a universal muffler?
Universal parts may not match the original routing, hangers, or body clearances without modification.
Should exhaust parts be replaced together?
That depends on corrosion, leaks, and the condition of connected pipes, clamps, and hangers.