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MERCEDES C W204 left rear beam bracket is a component from the group of longitudinal body frame parts and brackets, designed for use in the rear left zone of the body. It provides stable support for the beam and correct transfer of structural loads within the Mercedes C-Class W204 generation body.
The left rear beam bracket is responsible for a rigid and repeatable connection of the beam to the body structure on the left rear side of the vehicle. A correctly selected component in this area is crucial for:
The placement on the vehicle, specified as rear – left side, allows for unambiguous identification of the component's position and reduces the risk of errors when selecting parts.
This component belongs to the category of longitudinal body frame parts and brackets, meaning it is designed to work in a critical load-bearing area of the body. Its shape, mounting points, and geometry are adapted to the specific rear body architecture of the Mercedes C W204, ensuring that:
Such a precise fit is particularly important for collision repairs and for restoring the original body rigidity.
As a structural component, the beam bracket operates under variable load conditions, exposed to torsional and bending forces, as well as vibrations transmitted from the suspension. A correctly selected part helps in:
Its placement on the rear left side of the vehicle is also significant for wheel alignment control – a stable bracket mounting facilitates maintaining the set geometry parameters.
The presented bracket is intended for Mercedes vehicles of the C W204 series where replacement of a structural component in the rear left part of the body is necessary. It is suitable for both post-collision repairs and body reconstruction due to corrosion or wear.
Using the appropriate beam bracket in the Mercedes C W204 translates into a number of practical benefits:
This solution is particularly important for drivers who expect consistent road behavior from their Mercedes and want to maintain driving parameters close to factory specifications.
If you need other components from the longitudinal body frame parts and brackets category dedicated to this brand, check out the Mercedes longitudinal body frame parts and brackets available in our store to select a complete solution for your vehicle.
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