what i want to ask is, Will these two parts will work and fit perfectly with my car ??
especially the connectors (you can see them in this link XO Vision XOD1736) ..
and the other thing,
if I bought these things can i fix them myself or it is too hard or dangerous ??
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That's a single din dash kit, you'll need a double din kit. Also you'll need a wiring harness for your car so that you wire the harness in the radio to it, and then plug that into your car's connectors. Also you'll need an antenna adapter if you want to use the radio.
The examples below are not my recomendations, just a guide to point you in the right direction to get what you need.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with me ..
about the Antenna Adapter i already got one,
and about the wire i think i will look for it in local stores because it will cost me shipping about 5 times its price ..
about the install dash kit the links you gave were all out of stock ..
but i found this one in eBay .. is it Okay ??
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That's the best dash kit. It's the American International, and it looks very good in the dash. The center strap will have to be cut, not a big deal. They explain how in the instructions.
If you've not done stereo installs before, it's a little iffy on a Mercedes. They wire things strangely.
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