Established in 2009
OE Numbers:
1242400618 / A1242400618
1242400018 / A1242400018
1242400318 / A1242400318
1152402218 / A1152402218
1232402518 / A1232402518
1082400318 / A1082400318
Compatible Models:
Mercedes-Benz 190 (W201)
Mercedes-Benz Cabriolet A124
Mercedes-Benz Coupe C123 / C124
Mercedes-Benz E-Class W124 / C124 / S124
Mercedes-Benz Kombi S123 / S124
Mercedes-Benz SL R129
Mercedes-Benz Stufenheck W123 / W124
This transmission mount provides a robust rubber-to-metal connection for the gearbox crossmember across multiple classic Mercedes-Benz platforms spanning the W123, W124, and W201 generations. Its wide OE cross-reference coverage (six part numbers) reflects the common mounting architecture shared across 190, E-Class, SL, and estate variants produced through the 1980s and 1990s.
At 0.71 kg, the mount incorporates a substantial rubber element designed for the torque loads of both petrol and diesel variants of these platforms. Age-related rubber degradation in classic vehicles frequently causes increased cabin vibration, gear lever buzz, and exhaust rattle — symptoms directly attributable to a collapsed transmission mount. This replacement uses fresh, correctly-durometer rubber to return the drivetrain to factory NVH specification.
Six cross-referenced OE part numbers for broad platform coverage
Weight: 0.71 kg — substantial rubber volume for effective damping
Compatible with manual and automatic gearbox variants
Covers W123, W124, W201, R129, A/C/S124 body styles
Consolidates multi-platform coverage into a single part number
Restores classic-era driving refinement by eliminating gearbox buzz
Fresh rubber compound reverses age-related hardening and cracking
Supports restoration-quality repair of heritage Mercedes-Benz vehicles
Established in 2009
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