Timing Chain Tensioner Kit with Adjustment Tool for Mercedes-Benz CE Class C180 C200 E200 M271 1.8 W203 W204 2710501447 – Fitment and Part Numbers
Timing Chain Tensioner Kit with Adjustment Tool for Mercedes-Benz CE Class C180 C200 E200 M271 1.8 W203 W204 2710501447 – Fitment and Part Numbers
Before ordering, compare your vehicle, mounting position, and part designations. Below you'll find key details for this specific offer, along with product photos.
The most important information about this offer
Car compatibility
A high-quality automotive part made of durable and wear-resistant materials. Ideal for professional vehicle repairs and retrofits. Compatible with a wide range of car models, it ensures a precise fit and reliable performance. This premium auto parts product is an excellent choice for drivers who value safety, efficiency, and long-term use. It works well in both passenger cars and vans.
Numbers and markings
A0039979794, A0049972494, A2710500647, A2710500800, A2710520416
Comparison before assembly
Set of the number on the old part, connectors, mountings and shape of the element with photos of this offer.
How to verify this part before ordering
- make, model, generation and year of the car
- engine/power, if indicated in the offer
- OE/OEM number or old part designation
- side and mounting position, if applicable
Specific product data
- A high-quality automotive part made of durable and wear-resistant materials. Ideal for professional vehicle repairs and retrofits. Compatible with a wide range of car models, it ensures a precise fit and reliable performance. This premium auto parts product is an excellent choice for drivers who value safety, efficiency, and long-term use. It works well in both passenger cars and vans.
- Numbers/designations from product data: A0039979794, A0049972494, A2710500647, A2710500800, A2710520416, A2710521016, A2710501247, A0009931976
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Frequently asked questions
Is the car model alone enough to make the selection?
Not always. There can be different part versions within a single model, so it's worth comparing the year, engine, markings, and photos.
Where to check the OE/OEM number?
It's most often found on the removed part, label, or housing. If this listing lists numbers, compare them to your component.
What to do if a part looks different?
Don't order based solely on a similar name. Compare the mounting, connectors, shape, and markings, and if in doubt, verify compatibility before purchasing.
Check the correct variant
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