Overview The Mercedes-Benz W205, part of the C-Class range produced from 2014 to 2021, is known for combining performance, comfort, and efficiency. One of the critical components that ensure this vehicle’s performance, especially in its diesel variants (such as the C200d, C220d, C250d, and C300d), is the diesel fuel pump. This part is responsible for delivering fuel from the tank …
Overview The thermostat housing in the Mercedes-Benz W205 series, specifically those equipped with the M274 2.0L inline-4 turbocharged engine, plays a critical role in maintaining the engine’s optimal operating temperature. Found in models like the C350 and ML350, this component is part of the engine’s cooling system and serves both mechanical and safety functions. Functionality The thermostat housing serves as …
Overview The upper control arms for the Mercedes-Benz W205 (C-Class, 2014–2021) are crucial components of the front suspension system. Designed to connect the vehicle’s chassis to the front wheels via the steering knuckle, these control arms ensure optimal handling, stability, and ride comfort. Each upper control arm helps maintain correct wheel alignment and suspension geometry, allowing the vehicle to absorb …
Overview The left front control arm for the Mercedes-Benz W205 (C-Class, model years 2014–2021) is a crucial suspension component designed to connect the vehicle’s chassis to the front left wheel assembly. It plays a vital role in ensuring smooth handling, steering stability, and overall ride comfort. The control arm is engineered to work seamlessly with the W205’s advanced multi-link suspension …
Overview The water pump in the Mercedes-Benz W205 equipped with the M274 engine plays a critical role in the vehicle’s cooling system. As part of the engine’s thermal management, the water pump circulates coolant through the engine block, radiator, and heater core to maintain an optimal operating temperature. The M274 engine is a turbocharged inline-4 petrol engine, used in many …
