Mercedes-Benz Passenger A2640102900 Timing Case

Description

The Timing Case securely houses timing components, keeping them protected from contaminants and ensuring accurate gear timing. It is used in the engine’s timing drive system. Its robust construction and tight tolerances improve durability and reduce maintenance. The Mercedes‑Benz Passenger Timing Case (MPN A2640102900) measures 210 × 380 × 380 mm and is made in Germany.

Key Features & Benefits

It’s basically the housing that covers and protects all the gears and components of your engine’s timing system. Think of it as a strong shell keeping everything lined up and working smoothly. Inside you’ll find things like the timing chain or belt, tensioners, and guides. It also provides mounting points for sensors and sometimes the oil pump. It holds oil passages too, so it’s part of the lubrication system. It’s a critical part of the engine itself. It ensures the crankshaft and camshaft – basically, what controls when the valves open and close – stay synchronized. Without that precise timing, the engine just won't run right, or at all. It's right there on the front of the engine, usually.

Symptoms, Risks & Replacements

It’s important because if the timing case fails—cracks, leaks, or gets damaged—it can lead to some really serious engine problems. You’ll notice if it starts leaking oil because it’s right on the front of the engine, usually pretty visible. But even without a leak, damage can throw off the timing, causing misfires, reduced power, or even complete engine failure. It acts like a shield for those delicate timing components. Replacing it gets everything back to proper operation. A site like Fixparts Online carries a good selection of these, if you’re looking to get one. It’s one of those parts you really want to keep in good shape to avoid bigger, more expensive repairs down the road.

Warranty Information

Mercedes-Benz Passenger Timing Case (MPN A2640102900) comes with a 1-year warranty.