Eibach ERL OE replacement spring, front axle - MERCEDES-BENZ 124, MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class ... (R10154)

Eibach Replacement Line (ERL) - high-quality OE replacement springs in Eibach quality.

• Ideal for replacing worn or damaged original springs
• Standard replacement springs in original quality
• Precisely manufactured for optimum fit and driving comfort
• Made from high-quality spring steel for durability

Vehicle fitment (Eibach)

• MERCEDES-BENZ 124 (C124, 124C): Coupe 1987-1993: 220 CE Petrol, 230 CE Cat Petrol, 230 CE Petrol, 300 CE Petrol
• MERCEDES-BENZ 124 (W124): Saloon 1984-1993: 200 D Diesel, 200 E Petrol, 200 Petrol, 220 E Petrol, 230 E Cat Petrol, 230 E Petrol, 250 D Diesel, 250 Turbo-D Diesel, 260 E Petrol, 300 D Diesel, 300 E Petrol
• MERCEDES-BENZ 124 T-Model (S124, 124T): Estate 1985-1993: 200 T D Diesel, 200 T Petrol, 200 TE Petrol, 220 TE Petrol, 230 TE Cat Petrol, 230 TE Petrol, 250 T D Diesel, 300 T D Diesel, 300 TE Petrol
• MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class (C124): Coupe 1993-1997: E 200 100 kW (136 PS) - Vehicle equipment: for vehicles without air conditioning / Vehicle equipment: for vehicles with air conditioning / Transmission: manual transmission Vehicle equipment: for vehicles with air conditioning, E 220 110 kW (150 PS)
• MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class (W124): Saloon 1993-1996: E 200 100 kW (136 PS), E 200 D 55 kW (75 PS), E 220 110 kW (150 PS), E 250 D 83 kW (113 PS), E 250 Turbo-D 93 kW (126 PS)
• MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class T-Model (S124): Estate 1993-1996: E 200 T Petrol, E 220 T Petrol

TÜV / ABE available upon request

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