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Control Arm Repair Kit for Mercedes W201 W124 R129 - MAP-100986

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Description

Control Arm Repair Kit for Mercedes W201 W124 R129 - MAP-100986Key Details SKU MAP 100986 Type Control Arm Repair Kit Position Front Axle Lower, Left & Right Purpose Castor + Camber correction Kit Includes 14341AP Sold As Kit (with fastening material) OEM Reference Numbers View All OEM References (8) Brand OEM Number Mercedes Benz 124 330 02 75 Mercedes Benz 124 330 05 75 Mercedes Benz 1243300275 Mercedes Benz 1243300575 Mercedes Benz A 124 330 02 75 Mercedes Benz A 124 330 05 75 Mercedes Benz A1243300275

Key Details

SKU
MAP-100986
Type
Control Arm Repair Kit
Position
Front Axle Lower, Left & Right
Purpose
Castor + Camber correction
Kit Includes
14341AP
Sold As
Kit (with fastening material)

OEM Reference Numbers

View All OEM References (8)
Brand OEM Number
Mercedes-Benz 124 330 02 75
Mercedes-Benz 124 330 05 75
Mercedes-Benz 1243300275
Mercedes-Benz 1243300575
Mercedes-Benz A 124 330 02 75
Mercedes-Benz A 124 330 05 75
Mercedes-Benz A1243300275
Mercedes-Benz A1243300575

Vehicle Fitment

Includes 69 supplied applications.

View Full Vehicle Fitment (69 applications)
Model Chassis Engine Year From Year To
190 E 1.8 W201 M102.910 1990 1993
190 2.0 W201 M102.921 1982 1984
190 E 2.0 W201 M102.961 / M102.962 1985 1993
190 2.0 W201 M102.924 1983 1990
190 E 2.3 W201 M102.985 1986 1993
190 2.3 W201 M102.985 1987 1988
190 E 2.6 W201 M103.942 1986 1993
190 2.6 W201 M103.942 1982 1988
190 D 2.0 W201 OM601.911 1983 1993
190 D 2.2 W201 OM601.921 1984 1985
190 D 2.5 W201 OM602.911 1985 1993
190 Turbo-D 2.5 W201 OM602.961 1988 1993
200 W124 M102.922 1985 1990
200 E W124 M102.963 1988 1993
260 E W124 M103.940 1985 1992
300 E W124 M103.983 1985 1992
300 E-24 W124 M104.980 1988 1992
500 E W124 M119.974 1991 1993
200 D W124 OM601.912 1984 1993
250 D W124 OM602.912 1985 1993
300 D W124 OM603.912 1984 1993
E 200 W124 M111.940 1993 1995
E 200 D W124 OM601.912 1993 1995
E 220 W124 M111.960 1993 1995
E 250 D W124 OM605.911 1993 1995
E 250 Turbo-D W124 OM602.962 1993 1995
E 280 W124 M104.942 1993 1995
E 300 D W124 OM606.910 1993 1995
E 300 Turbo-D W124 OM603.960 1993 1995
E 300 4-matic W124 M103.985 1993 1995
E 500 W124 M119.974 1993 1995
E 60 AMG W124 M119.974 AMG 1994 1995
200 T S124 M102.922 1985 1990
200 TE S124 M102.963 1988 1992
230 TE S124 M102.982 1985 1992
260 TE S124 M103.940 1985 1992
300 TE S124 M103.983 1986 1992
300 TE-24 S124 M104.980 1989 1992
200 TD S124 OM601.912 1985 1991
250 TD S124 OM602.912 1985 1993
300 TD S124 OM603.912 1986 1993
E 200 T S124 M111.940 1993 1996
E 220 T S124 M111.960 1993 1996
E 250 TD S124 OM605.911 1993 1996
E 250 Turbo-D T S124 OM602.962 1993 1996
E 280 T S124 M104.942 1993 1996
E 300 TD S124 OM606.910 1993 1996
E 300 T Turbo-D S124 OM603.960 1993 1996
E 300 T 4-matic S124 M103.985 1993 1996
230 CE C124 M102.982 1987 1992
300 CE C124 M103.983 1987 1993
300 CE-24 C124 M104.980 1989 1993
E 200 Coupe C124 M111.940 1993 1997
E 220 Coupe C124 M111.960 1993 1997
300 CE-24 Cabriolet A124 M104.980 1992 1993
E 200 Cabriolet A124 M111.940 1993 1998
E 220 Cabriolet A124 M111.960 1993 1998
280 SL R129 M104.943 1993 2001
280 SL R129 M112.923 1998 2001
300 SL R129 M103.984 1989 1993
300 SL-24 R129 M104.981 1989 1993
320 SL R129 M104.991 1993 2001
320 SL R129 M112.943 1998 2001
500 SL R129 M119.960 / M119.972 1989 2001
500 SL R129 M113.961 1998 2001
55 AMG SL R129 M113.985 2000 2001
600 SL R129 M120.981 / M120.983 1992 2001
60 AMG SL R129 M119.972 AMG 1997 2001
SL 73 AMG R129 M120.AMG 1999 2001

Fitment Notes

  • Always match OEM reference number(s) and vehicle details before ordering. Confirm exact fitment using VIN, engine code, or chassis number if multiple variants exist.
  • Fits Mercedes-Benz W201 190 Series (1982–1993), W124 / S124 / C124 / A124 E-Class (1984–1998), and R129 SL-Class (1989–2001).
  • Front lower control arm mount kit for castor and camber correction on both left and right sides.

Installation / Use / Maintenance Tips

  • Support the front suspension with a jack before removing the lower control arm mounting hardware.
  • Replace on both sides simultaneously for correct castor and camber alignment.
  • Torque all fasteners to manufacturer specifications after fitting.
  • A full four-wheel alignment is essential after installation to restore correct geometry.

Common Questions

What does this repair kit include?
The MAP-100986 contains part 14341AP along with the required fastening material for repairing the front lower control arm mount on Mercedes-Benz W201, W124, and R129 platforms.
What is this kit used for?
It is designed to restore correct castor and camber geometry at the front lower control arm mounting point.
Which platforms does this cover?
W201 190 Series (1982–1993), all W124 body styles including Saloon, T-Model, Coupe, and Cabriolet (1984–1998), plus R129 SL-Class (1989–2001).
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