Feeder Motor Mercedes A205 Front Seat Belt Left N/S Sender Motor A2058600182

Mercedes A205 Front Left Seatbelt Feeder Motor is an original part from the Seatbelts and Parts category, designed for the automatic feeding of the seatbelt on the driver's side. It ensures the correct operation of the belt retraction mechanism, contributing to user comfort and maintaining the factory functionality of the safety system in Mercedes vehicles.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A2058600182
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A2058600182
• Substitutable numbers: A2058600182, A 205 860 01 82
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Left
• Category: Seat Belts & Parts

Intended Use and Vehicle Placement

The seatbelt feeder motor is designed for installation on the front left side of the vehicle, i.e., the driver's side. It works with the factory seatbelt mechanism, responsible for the smooth extension and retraction of the feeder from the side of the seat or the pillar, depending on the specific body configuration.

Precise fitting to the seat and Mercedes body structure allows for the preservation of the original belt routing geometry, which is important for both comfort and the correct functioning of passive safety systems.

Technical and Functional Characteristics

The seatbelt feeder motor in this model is responsible for:

• Automatic extension of the belt feeder upon opening the door or turning on the ignition (depending on vehicle configuration), making it easier to reach for the belt.
• Controlled retraction of the feeder to its resting position after fastening the belt or turning off the ignition.
• Stable cooperation with the vehicle's electronics, by maintaining the parameters of the original OEM part.

As a component from the Seatbelts and Parts group, this motor is an essential part of the entire system, influencing the ergonomics of seatbelt use and maintaining the full functionality of the safety equipment in the cabin.

Benefits of Using an Original Seatbelt Feeder Motor

Using the original front left seatbelt feeder motor in a Mercedes allows for:

• Restoring the factory functionality of the driver's side belt feeding system without the need for installation modifications.
• Consistency with other safety system components, which is important for diagnostics and potential vehicle software updates.
• Reducing the risk of errors and fault messages related to incorrect feeder mechanism operation.

A used part is a cost-effective solution, allowing for the restoration of system functionality while maintaining the original manufacturer's specifications, which is particularly important in premium vehicles.

Application in Service and Repairs

The front left seatbelt feeder motor is suitable for both professional dealerships and workshops specializing in the Mercedes brand. It enables:

• Effective repair of the belt feeding system without the need to replace the entire seat assembly or complete belt mechanism.
• Optimization of service costs by using a used OEM part with preserved functionality.
• Reduced vehicle downtime when the part is readily available as a ready-to-install module.

If you are also interested in other Mercedes Seatbelts and Parts, check out our dedicated offer: Mercedes seatbelts and parts.

Eco-Tuning and Use of Used Parts

Choosing a used seatbelt feeder motor is not only an economy but also a real reduction in carbon footprint through the reuse of functional OEM components. This approach aligns with the concept of modern eco-tuning, where both functionality and environmental responsibility are important.

If you want to better understand how to consciously choose used components while maintaining performance and ecology, read the article: Eco-tuning in practice: how to increase performance while reducing carbon footprint with recycled parts.

For a broader perspective on how the availability of used OEM parts affects repair time and workshop workflow, it is also worth reading the material: Availability of car parts on demand and repair time – how used OEM parts shorten workshop stays.