This air suspension compressor pump is specifically designed for Mercedes-Benz 213 chassis (W213) models, manufactured to original equipment specifications for replacing the compressor unit in the factory air suspension system. It delivers stable air pressure output with enhanced durability, featuring built-in overheat protection and dust-resistant sealing to effectively restore vehicle height adjustment functionality. This pump is compatible with Mercedes-Benz E-Class (W213) sedans, estates, and certain four-door coupes produced between 2016 and 2023. As a direct replacement for a failed original pump, it ensures proper operation of the air suspension system.

OEM Part Numbers: 0993200004

Applicable Vehicle Model: Mercedes Benz 213

• Overheat protection & low-noise fan. Optimized for 213 chassis, leak-free. More reliable than used parts.
• Waterproof motor & corrosion-resistant rings. For W213 sedan/estate, maintains rear ride height.
• 25s fast pressurization, 35% quicker than generic. Fits all air-suspension E-Class, no wiring mods.

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Q1: Can this pump directly replace my failed original pump without extra modifications?

A: Yes, it's plug-and-play. The connectors, brackets, and hoses are made to factory specs for the 213 chassis, requiring no cutting or wiring modifications. Any regular shop can install it.

Q2:Why does the “Air Suspension Malfunction" warning appear on the dashboard after installation?

Usually the system needs a reset after replacement. Use a diagnostic tool (e.g., XENTRY or Mercedes-specific scanner) to perform “ride height calibration" or clear fault codes. If the warning persists, check the pump relay or fuse.

Q3:Does this pump work properly in freezing winter temperatures?

Yes. It uses low-temperature-resistant piston seals and a frost-proof breather, operating normally down to -30°C. However, we recommend checking the air dryer every two years to prevent moisture freezing and blocking the air lines.