Sensor, level control OEM a2129050103
OEM a2129050103 is the genuine sensor, level control, fitting 121 vehicles, sourced used across Europe and delivered worldwide.
About OEM a2129050103
This is a genuine used OEM level control sensor with Mercedes-Benz part number a2129050103. Originally fitted as standard equipment, this sensor monitors the ride height and helps maintain correct suspension level for optimal handling and comfort. It has been carefully removed from a professional dismantler in Europe and is now available for worldwide delivery with full tracking.
This sensor is compatible with a wide range of Mercedes-Benz models, including the CLS (2011-2014), C-Class T-Model (2009-2014), M-Class (2012-2015), E-Class (2011-2015), E-Class T-Model (2009-2011), E-Class Coupe (2011-2013), E-Class Convertible (2011-2013), GLK-Class (2009-2015), B-Class Sports Tourer (2011-2018), and CLK Convertible (2003-2010). It fits over 120 compatible vehicles in total.
By choosing a used genuine OEM part, you benefit from the same high-quality engineering as a new original part but at a more affordable price. Each component is sourced from trusted dismantlers who adhere to strict quality standards. All parts are shipped with tracking, so you can follow your order from our European location to your doorstep.
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Vehicles compatible with OEM a2129050103
This OEM code fits 121 vehicles. Use the filter to find yours; the engine and year range confirm the exact match.
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