Established in 2009
OE Number
2104920344
A2104920344
Applicable Models
Mercedes-Benz E-CLASS (W210)
Mercedes-Benz E 240 (210.062) [M 112.914] (2000.08 - 2002.03)
This premium suspension buffer (bump stop) is engineered to restore the original ride quality of your vehicle. Designed specifically for the Mercedes-Benz E-Class chassis, it serves as a critical protective component for the suspension system, preventing bottoming out and safeguarding the shock absorber from internal damage during heavy compression.
Component Type: Suspension Strut Bumper / Stop Buffer
Placement on Vehicle: Rear Axle
Material: High-Grade Elastomer
Precision Fitment: Manufactured to exact OEM specifications (2104920344) to ensure seamless integration with the W210 suspension assembly.
Enhanced Durability: Crafted from high-density cellular polyurethane/rubber materials that resist oil, grit, and extreme temperature fluctuations.
Ride Comfort: Effectively absorbs road impacts and vibrations, reducing noise and providing a smoother driving experience.
Extended Component Life: By preventing metal-to-metal contact, this buffer extends the service life of your struts and surrounding suspension mounting hardware.
Direct Replacement: Designed for a "bolt-on" installation, requiring no modifications to the vehicle's original configuration.
Established in 2009
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