The Mercedes Driveshaft Center Support by febi bilstein, manufacturer part number 30933, is an aftermarket component engineered for precise driveshaft alignment and reliable performance. Specifically designed as a direct replacement for OE part number 2114100181, this center support does not include the bearing.
Key Features:
- Manufactured by febi bilstein, a trusted name in automotive components
- Part number: 30933
- Aftermarket product; OE reference: 2114100181
- Driveshaft center support only—bearing not included
Verified Fitment: Engineered for select Mercedes-Benz models, including:
- C43 AMG (1998-2000; 4.3L V8, engine code 113.944; sedan; 202.033)
- CL500 (2000-2004, 2006; 5.0L V8, engine code 113.960; coupe; 215.375)
- CLS55 AMG (2006; 5.5L V8, engine code 113.990; sedan; 219.376)
- CLS63 AMG (2007-2011; 6.3L V8, engine code 156.983; sedan; 219.377)
- E320, E350, E420, E430, E55 AMG, E63 AMG (Various years, engines, and body styles; see specific fitment notes; not for cars with Code 807 where applicable)
- S430, S500, S55 AMG (Various years, engines, and chassis codes; see specific fitment notes)
For a complete list of compatible vehicles and fitment notes, refer to your Mercedes-Benz vehicle specifications.
Choose febi bilstein part number 30933 for quality-driven replacement of your Mercedes driveshaft center support.
Specifications
Product Type
Aftermarket
OE Part Number
211 410 01 81 / 2114100181
Manufacturer Part Number
30933
Cross Reference Part Numbers
2104102181
OEM
No
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Existing reviews
Customer Review
Ok, so this is the bearing support without the bearing. You would think pressing in the bearing would be about a 1 minute affair but...NO. Once you realize the bearing is going in crooked, you start questioning yourself and your equipment. Then, once all that checks out, you realize that the bearing support has like this extra leftover rubber stuff where the bearing goes that's keeping it from seating properly. So the bearing has to be removed, an exacto knife has to be used to dig out the extra rubber stuff, etc. It would be different if this was a one-time thing but the first time it happened, I ruined the new support trying to remove the new bearing. It can be verified that I've bought two of these from RME. It's not their fault, though, it's the manufacturer's. And before you think, "Why not buy the support with the bearing installed?" Well, I did and the inside diameter of the "common" bearing (30mm) doesn't fit AMG models (32mm). So there you have it. I've spent over $100 over a 60 day period for this stupid AMG driveshaft bearing/support.
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