Mercedes CLK W209 Front Door Airbag Right O/S Side Air Bag SRS A2098601405

The Mercedes W209 Side Curtain Airbag Front Right is an original passive safety system component designed for installation on the front right side of the vehicle body. This side curtain, part of the Airbags group, provides additional protection for the passenger's head and upper torso, working in conjunction with your Mercedes' factory-installed crash sensors. This solution allows for the restoration of full SRS system functionality after a collision or interior component replacement.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A2098601405
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A2098601405
• Substitutable numbers: A2098601405, A 209 860 14 05
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
• Category: Airbags

Purpose and Function in the Safety System

The presented side curtain is dedicated to W209 series models and operates in the front right zone of the cabin. Its purpose is to deploy rapidly along the side of the interior in the event of a side impact or rollover, reducing the risk of the passenger's head contacting the window, pillar, or body structural elements. This component contributes to the complete SRS system, which includes front airbags, seatbelt pretensioners, and the airbag control unit.

Construction and Installation Parameters

The curtain has been specifically designed for installation in the front right part of the vehicle, taking into account the roof geometry, pillars, and upholstery characteristic of the W209. The shape, mounting point locations, and the length of wires and connectors are adapted to the factory brackets and electrical harness, facilitating installation and allowing for the preservation of the original wiring route.

The component is compatible with the Mercedes factory airbag system control unit, which means that after correct installation and diagnostic adaptation, full system functionality can be restored without the need for wiring modifications. Using an original curtain minimizes the risk of communication errors with the SRS module and improper deployment in an emergency situation.

Application of Used Parts in Service

The offered side curtain comes from the secondary market, allowing for significant cost reduction in repairs while maintaining the original manufacturer's specifications. For components such as airbags, maintaining compliance with the factory design is particularly important, which is why choosing a used OEM component is often the preferred solution in professional workshops specializing in accident repairs.

Before installation, it is recommended to perform a full SRS system diagnosis, verify wiring harnesses, connectors, and the control unit, as well as conduct a final test after installation. This ensures that the curtain works correctly with other safety system components and that no active errors remain in the control unit's memory.

Benefits of Using an Original Side Curtain

• Restoration of the factory level of passenger protection in the front right cabin area.
• Maintenance of compatibility with the body structure and factory mounting points.
• Cooperation with the original airbag system control unit and sensors.
• Possibility of cost-effective repair using a used OEM part.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the passive safety zone in your Mercedes and need other components from the same group, such as side curtains, steering wheel airbags, or passenger airbags, check the available parts in the Mercedes Airbags category.

Additional Information and Support for Selection

Before purchasing, it is advisable to compare part numbers and vehicle placement with the currently installed component to confirm full compatibility. If you have doubts about selecting the component or the cost-effectiveness of repairs using parts from the secondary market, practical service guides may be helpful. You can find more information on how to rationally use used OEM components and optimize vehicle maintenance costs in the article Rising Repair Costs vs. The Boom in Used Parts – How to Save on Car Servicing?.