Buy OEM Mercedes-Benz Shock Absorbers
Hexagon Nut
Mercedes-Benz
308675-010001
Pedal to support. Steering shock absorber to body floor.
$8.61
MSRP $12.00
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28.3% Off 
Snap Fastener
Mercedes-Benz
002-988-27-81
Suction line to bracket. At bracket on shock absorber console.
$2.21
MSRP $3.00
Save $0.79
26.3% Off 
Screw
Mercedes-Benz
000931-010282
Bell housing to transmission case. Steering shock absorber to frame.
$5.04
MSRP $7.00
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28% Off 
Strut
Mercedes-Benz
232-620-87-02
Front reinforcement to left and right shock-absorber strut tower.
$93.60
MSRP $130.00
Save $36.40
28% Off Strut
Mercedes-Benz
232-620-35-02
Front reinforcement to left and right shock-absorber strut tower.
$62.40
MSRP $87.00
Save $24.60
28.3% Off 
Hexalobular Screw
Mercedes-Benz
000000-004702-64
M10X40 Diameter: 10mm Strength / hardness class: 10.9 Thread code letter: M Thread pitch: 1mm. Upper shock absorber mount. Shock absorber...
$3.27
MSRP $4.50
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Window
Mercedes-Benz
126-241-00-76
To upper left engine support. Engine shock absorber to engine support.
$8.00
MSRP $11.00
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Pressure Plate
Mercedes-Benz
000-323-08-62
Shock absorbers,top,to wheel arch brackets. For shock absorber mounting up to chassis 9501819. For shock absorber mounting from chassis...
$18.67
MSRP $25.50
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Bracket
Mercedes-Benz
111-611-02-14
For steering shock absorber in connection piece for right side member.
$113.74
MSRP $158.00
Save $44.26
28% Off Pressure Plate
Mercedes-Benz
000-323-11-62
Shock absorbers,top,to wheel arch brackets. For shock absorber mounting up to chassis 9501819. For shock absorber mounting from chassis...
$20.79
MSRP $28.50
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Plate Washer
Mercedes-Benz
123-241-03-12
Engine shock absorber to engine support. Top. To upper left engine support.
$7.38
MSRP $10.00
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Rubber Ring
Mercedes-Benz
180-326-01-68
Front shock absorbers to frame. For shock absorber to front axle support up to chassis 9501819 only for export, special request, for bad...
$3.10
MSRP $4.20
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TL;DR Summary
Mercedes-Benz shock absorbers help control suspension movement and maintain steady ride behavior. The correct shock depends on the vehicle, position, and suspension setup.
Introduction
Shock absorbers play a direct role in ride comfort, body control, and tire contact. This category helps Mercedes-Benz owners find genuine shock absorbers while checking the details that affect fitment. For model-specific shopping, review 400SE Shocks and Struts or 400SEL Shocks and Struts.
What This Category Includes
- Front and rear shock absorbers when available
- Related suspension dampening components
- Mounts or hardware when listed
- Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts that should be confirmed by the vehicle
Why Genuine Mercedes-Benz OEM Parts Matter
A shock absorber must match the vehicle's suspension design and intended ride characteristics. Genuine Mercedes-Benz suspension parts help preserve the balance of comfort and control engineered for the vehicle.
How to Choose the Right Part
Check the position, side, suspension package, and any notes about paired components. If the listing points you toward strut assemblies or broader suspension parts, compare with Shocks and Struts before ordering.
Compatibility or Fitment Guidance
Shock absorber fitment can vary by model, year, chassis, suspension type, and production details. Confirm through the vehicle selector and VIN before purchase.
Key Takeaways
- Shock absorbers are position- and suspension-specific.
- Symptoms should be confirmed with inspection before replacement.
- Related mounts and hardware may affect repair quality.
FAQ
What does a shock absorber do?
It controls suspension movement after bumps and helps keep the tire in better contact with the road.
How do I know if shocks are worn?
Possible signs include bouncing, uneven tire wear, fluid leaks, or reduced stability, but a technician should confirm the cause.
Are shocks and struts the same?
They both manage suspension motion, but their role and installation can differ depending on vehicle design.