Established in 2009
OE Numbers:
2044100981 | A2044100981
2044100981S1 | A2044100981S1
2044101181 | A2044101181
2044101181S1 | A2044101181S1
2044101581 | A2044101581
2044101581S1 | A2044101581S1
Compatible Vehicle Series:
Imported Mercedes-Benz C-Class: 1.8 C 200 CGI
1.8 C 200 Kompressor
2.5 C 230
3.0 C 280
3.0 C 300
6.2 C 63 AMG
E-Class: 1.8 E 200 CGI
1.8 E 260 CGI
2.0 E 260
3.0 E 300
3.0 E 400
Mercedes-Benz C-Class and E-Class intermediate shaft support bearings are designed specifically for high-performance Mercedes-Benz models, providing superior support and durability. Utilizing high-strength materials and precision machining, this product ensures smooth drive shaft operation and long-term use. Suitable for various Mercedes-Benz C-Class and E-Class models, including the C 200 CGI, C 230, E 200 CGI, and E 300, it is widely used in daily driving and high-load conditions, effectively reducing vibration and noise.
Dimensions: Length 204 mm, Width 45 mm, Thickness 120 mm.
Precision inner and outer diameter design effectively matches the automotive transmission system, ensuring efficient operation.
Made with wear-resistant and high-temperature-resistant materials, adaptable to various working environments, extending service life.
High compressive strength ensures stable support even under high speed and load conditions.
Excellent corrosion resistance adapts to various complex environmental conditions.
High Stability: High-precision machining provides stable drive shaft support, reducing transmission system losses and vibration. High Durability: Premium materials and advanced manufacturing processes ensure long-term use and avoid frequent replacements.
Wide Compatibility: Compatible with multiple Mercedes-Benz C-Class and E-Class models, including the C 200, C 230, and E 200, offering strong compatibility.
Enhanced Safety: Effectively reduces abnormal noises and instability during vehicle operation, improving driving experience and safety.
Established in 2009
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