Mercedes W176 Rear Seat Side Air Module Left N/S A1768600902

The Mercedes W176 Rear Seat Side Airbag Module - Left is an original passive safety system component designed for installation on the left side of the rear body. This product, from the Seat Belts and Parts category, allows for the restoration of proper passenger protection system functionality after a collision or during comprehensive interior repairs.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A1768600902
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A1768600902
• Substitutable numbers: A1768600902, A 176 860 09 02
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Category: Seat Belts & Parts

Vehicle Application and Function

This rear side airbag module is specifically designed for the Mercedes A-Class W176 body, intended for the left side of the rear cabin. It is responsible for protecting rear passengers, reducing the risk of injury during side impacts, and enhancing the overall safety of the vehicle's structure.

Its vehicle placement, specified as Rear - Left Side, facilitates unambiguous identification of the part during selection and service planning. This ensures the module can be precisely fitted to the factory mounting points and installed in the designated body area.

Original Origin and Compatibility

The module originates from the Mercedes line, meaning it complies with the manufacturer's factory standards for construction, materials, and operational parameters. Original manufacturing promotes consistency with other SRS system components, such as the control unit, seatbelt pretensioners, and other airbags.

The component features a dedicated OEM part number and assigned replacement numbers, which simplify compatibility verification with a specific vehicle configuration. Before installation, it is recommended to compare these designations with service documentation or the existing component to ensure proper fitment for installation.

Characteristics of a Used Module

The offered airbag module is a used part, sourced from disassembly. This type of solution allows for significant cost reduction in repairs while maintaining the original construction and geometry of the component. For passive safety systems, it is particularly important to use components that are consistent with factory specifications, which helps ensure predictable system operation.

A used module can be an attractive alternative to new parts, especially for post-accident repairs where both economic and technical aspects are important. A correctly selected component allows for the restoration of protective functions without the need for modifications to the vehicle's structure.

Application in Repairs and Diagnostics

The Left Rear Seat Side Airbag Module is primarily used in:

• Post-accident repairs after SRS system deployment, where replacement of deployed airbags is necessary.
• Comprehensive interior restoration after structural damage to the rear of the body.
• Airbag system fault diagnostics, when the SRS warning light indicates an error with a specific side module.

Due to its importance for safety, installation should be performed by qualified service personnel, using appropriate diagnostic procedures and tools. Correct installation and verification of SRS control unit errors are crucial for the trouble-free operation of the entire system.

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Used Safety Components – What to Remember

When choosing used safety system components, it is advisable to rely on the experience of a trusted supplier and verify the compatibility of the parts with the specific vehicle model. Similar principles apply when selecting other key components, such as transmissions – you can find more practical tips in the article Used Transmission – When It's Worth It and What You Need to Know, which discusses the approach to purchasing used drivetrain components in terms of cost-effectiveness and operational safety.