Anti Roll Bar Bush Kit - Febi - 14953

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This guide is for Mercedes-Benz owners seeking to understand and maintain their vehicle's anti-roll bar. This kit from Febi (14953) is designed to replace worn or damaged anti-roll bar bushings, which improves handling and reduces noise. Keep in mind that proper installation requires some mechanical experience.
| Model Part Number | 14953 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Febi |
These bushings are installed on the front axle, on the anti-roll bar.
You'll need basic hand tools, jack stands, and possibly a socket set. A torque wrench is recommended for proper tightening.
Installation time varies, but it typically takes 1-3 hours, depending on your experience.
The OE number for comparison is Mercedes Benz PKW 124 320 19 47.
Common symptoms include clunking noises, reduced handling, and visible wear or cracking on the bushings.
It is recommended to have a wheel alignment performed after replacing the anti-roll bar bushings.
Warranty information is not available in the provided product information. Please contact the seller for warranty details.
Check the anti-roll bar bushings for wear or damage. Replace with the Febi 14953 kit if necessary.
Inspect the anti-roll bar bushings. Worn bushings can contribute to poor handling. Replace them with the Febi kit.
Double-check the inner diameter (22.5mm or 26.5mm) to ensure it matches your vehicle's specifications.
This kit is compatible with the following Mercedes-Benz models:
Ensure that the inner diameter (22.5 mm or 26.5 mm) matches your vehicle's specifications.
Regularly inspect the bushings for signs of wear, such as cracking or excessive movement. If you hear clunking noises or notice a reduction in handling performance, it may be time to replace the bushings.