Established in 2009
OE Numbers:
1634630066
1634630066
Compatible Vehicle Series:
Mercedes-Benz (Imported) M-CLASS
This steering rack mount bushing is a critical chassis connecting component designed specifically for imported MERCEDES-BENZ M-Class series vehicles. Serving as a vital support point between the steering rack assembly and the subframe, its primary function is to provide robust physical support while delivering highly effective vibration damping and buffering capabilities. Engineered to address common issues—such as steering system looseness, vibration, and abnormal noises—that may arise in the Mercedes M-Class chassis during prolonged driving, this product features an optimized rubber compound formulation. This allows it to significantly suppress high-frequency vibrations transmitted from the road surface, ensuring smooth steering system operation; it is an essential component for restoring the precise handling and cabin tranquility characteristic of German luxury SUVs.
Thickness: 29.8 mm
Inner Diameter: 10 mm
Multi-Step Outer Diameter Design: Features precise outer diameter dimensions of 19 mm, 24 mm, 35 mm, and 37.8 mm, ensuring a perfect, tight interference fit with the steering rack mount bore during the press-fitting process.
Contoured Structural Design
Composite Material Construction
Eliminates Steering Noises
Enhances Steering Feedback
Exceptional Durability
Direct OEM-Fit Compatibility
Established in 2009
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