The Mercedes A Class W168 is a compact car produced between 1997 and 2004. This model is equipped with various engine options, and the braking system plays a critical role in ensuring the vehicle stops safely. The brake disc is an essential part that is placed over the brake caliper to facilitate the vehicle's stopping. This brake disc, coded FEBI 22931, is made from high-quality materials and meets original equipment standards. This part is crucial for the effective operation of the braking system, holding significant importance for both safety and performance. This brake disc belongs to the vehicle's braking system and enhances braking performance, ensuring driving safety.
Product Features and Benefits
- OEM Compatibility: This brake disc, coded FEBI 22931, is manufactured according to original equipment standards. Thus, it provides perfect compatibility with your vehicle's braking system and fully meets the standards of authorized service centers.
- Material Quality: Made from high-quality cast iron, this brake disc is durable and long-lasting. Thanks to its production technology, wear resistance has been enhanced.
- Durability and Lifespan: The estimated lifespan of this brake disc can reach up to 50,000 km. Its resistance to temperature and conditions ensures reliable performance even in harsh weather.
- Performance: The brake disc improves the vehicle's overall performance by shortening the braking distance. This provides a safer driving experience.
- Testing and Certification: FEBI manufactures in compliance with international quality standards such as ISO 9001 and TS 16949. This brake disc has undergone quality control tests and its reliability has been proven.
Technical Details
| Manufacturer Brand | FEBI |
| Product Code (OE/OEM) | FEBI 22931 |
| Part Type | Rear Brake Disc |
| Production Standard | OE equivalent / OEM |
| Origin | Germany |
| System | Brakes |
Vehicle Compatibility
The FEBI 22931 brake disc is compatible with the Mercedes A Class W168 model. This part provides full compatibility with the rear braking system of vehicles with the W168 chassis code. Produced between 1997 and 2004, these vehicles are noted for their compact and practical design. The W168 is part of Mercedes' A class and is an ideal option for both city driving and long journeys. This brake disc enhances the vehicle's braking performance, offering a safe driving experience.
- Chassis code: W168
- Engine code: [ENGINE]
- Production year range: 1997-2004
- Equipment/Variant: [VARIANT]
It is recommended to confirm the correct part selection through our contact line with your 17-digit VIN (chassis) number.
Quality and Warranty
FEBI is a well-known brand with many years of experience in the spare part industry. It is among the OE suppliers for Mercedes and provides high-quality parts to many automotive brands. It operates under ISO 9001 and TS 16949 certifications. In its production facilities in Germany, high-standard manufacturing is carried out, making it a reliable name in the spare parts market. FEBI specializes in critical parts such as braking systems and prioritizes customer satisfaction.
Installation and Usage Notes
During the installation of the brake disc, it is important to check the condition of the brake caliper and pads. Brake discs are generally recommended to be replaced every 50,000 km. During installation, attention should be paid to the torque value; it is usually recommended to be tightened with a torque of around 90 Nm. Additionally, it is advisable to replace it together with the brake pads to enhance the efficiency of the braking system. In city driving, regular checks should be made as brake discs may wear out faster.
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