Mercedes W204 W205 W212 S213 Cylinder Rear Lifting Lug Eye Mount A2742230141

Mercedes W204 W205 W212 S213 Cylinder Rear Lifting Lug Eye Mount is an original mounting component designed for the safe support and lifting of the power unit from the rear side. Thanks to its factory geometry and precise fitment for specific Mercedes generations, it ensures stable mounting during service and precise compatibility with factory support points. This is a practical solution for workshops and users who want to maintain compliance with the manufacturer's technology.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A2742230141
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A2742230141
• Substitutable numbers: A2742230141, A 274 223 01 41
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Other Engine Parts

Purpose and function of the mount

The rear engine lifting lug in Mercedes C-Class and E-Class models plays a key role during the removal, installation, and adjustment of the power unit. This component is designed as a factory attachment point for slings, support beams, or workshop cranes, which reduces the risk of damage to the engine block, cylinder head, or engine accessories.

Its placement at the rear of the powertrain allows for even load distribution when combined with the front lifting point. This allows the mechanic to safely:

• stabilize the engine during the replacement of engine mounts or accessory components,
• controlled lowering and lifting of the unit during major repairs,
• maintain the correct engine mounting geometry relative to the chassis.

Compatibility with Mercedes models

The presented mount is intended for selected versions of the Mercedes W204, W205, W212, and S213, which in practice means application in popular C-Class and E-Class generations. The original design ensures:

• compatibility with factory mounting points on the engine block,
• proper cooperation with original bolts and accessories,
• easy identification in Mercedes service catalogs.

As a result, the mount can be used both for standard service repairs and for more advanced work, such as removing the power unit for a complete overhaul.

Technical characteristics and installation

The rear engine lifting lug is a metal component with a rigid, deformation-resistant structure, adapted to carry significant working loads. The design features:

• dedicated mounting holes matched to the threads in the engine block,
• a shape that allows for convenient attachment of a hook or sling,
• maintenance of proper distance from adjacent components to avoid interference with accessories.

The component is installed at the rear of the power unit, in accordance with the Mercedes service procedure. Correct installation of the mount allows for safe engine lifting without the need for makeshift support points, which could lead to damage.

Condition, origin, and benefits of using an original part

The offered mount is a Mercedes brand part from the "Other" category, which means it complies with the manufacturer's factory design and material standards. As a used component, it retains its structural functionality, and its use allows you to:

• maintain consistency with original service documentation,
• minimize the risk of mismatch characteristic of universal replacements,
• maintain predictable behavior of support points when working with the engine.

For workshops specializing in the Mercedes brand, this is a practical way to maintain high-quality service while controlling repair costs.

Selection support and additional materials

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the engine area in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as additional handles, brackets, or accessory mounts, check the available parts in the Other Mercedes category.

For a comparison of solutions used in sports designs from other manufacturers and a better understanding of the differences in the construction of power units and accessories, it is worth reading the article Audi RS vs other models – what is hidden under the hood and chassis?, which discusses, among other things, the specifics of engines and chassis in high-performance cars.