Seatbelt Gear for Mercedes Benz CLK A209 / C209 2002-2009

Mercedes-Benz Compatible Models for the CLK (W209) Series: Model Type Engine Code ccm HP kW Year of Manufacture CLK 200 CGI (209) M 271.942 1796 170 125 09/2002 – 10/2009 CLK 200 Kompressor M 271.940 1796 163 120 09/2002 – 06/2006 CLK 200 Kompressor M 271.955 1796 184 135 07/2006 – 10/2009 CLK 220 CDI (209) OM 646 2148 150 110 05/2005 – 10/2009 CLK 240 (209.361/461) M 112.912 2597 174 128 05/2002 – 06/2005 CLK 270 CDI (209.316) OM 612.962 / OM 612.967 2685 170 125 06/2002 – 06/2005 CLK 280 (209) M 272 2799 231 170 05/2005 – 10/2009 CLK 320 (209.365/465) M 112.955 3199 218 160 05/2002 – 06/2005 CLK 320 CDI (209) OM 642 2987 224 165 05/2005 – 10/2009 CLK 350 (209) M 272 3498 272 200 05/2005 – 10/2009 CLK 500 (209.375/475) M 113.968 4966 306 225 05/2002 – 06/2006 CLK 500 (209) M 273 5462 388 285 07/2006 – 10/2009 CLK 55 AMG (209) M 113.987 5439 367 270 09/2002 – 10/2009 CLK DTM AMG (209) M 113 E55K 5439 582 428 06/2004 – 10/2009 CLK 63 AMG (209) M 156 E63 (M156.982) 6208 481 354 03/2006 – 09/2007 CLK 63 AMG (209) M 156 E63 6208 507 372 06/2007 – 10/2009 Package Contents: 1 piece plastic gear. The Seatbelt Gear for Mercedes-Benz CLK A209 / C209 2002-2009 is part of the mechanism that allows the seatbelt to automatically extend and/or retract towards the driver. This function is particularly important for comfort and safety in coupe and convertible (C209 / A209) models. What is its function? It is part of the Automatic Seatbelt Retracting Mechanism. When the driver or passenger opens the door and sits down, the system extends the seatbelt forward for easy access to the buckle. Once the belt is fastened or the vehicle is started, the system retracts the belt back into place. The gear transmits the rotational movement of the motorized system that enables this back-and-forth movement. If it breaks over time, the belt extension/retraction function will not work. Symptoms of Malfunction: The belt buckle does not move forward. A gear click is heard but there is no movement. The belt remains constantly hanging or has to be pulled manually. Solution: The system usually malfunctions because the plastic gear has cracked or skipped a tooth. The mechanism can be restored to its original state by replacing this gear part; there is no need to replace the entire mechanism.