Mercedes-Benz C E S202 W210 Handbrake Parking Foot Brake Pedal A2024200184

Mercedes-Benz C E S202 W210 Handbrake Parking Foot Brake Pedal is an original parking brake system component designed for Mercedes vehicles with a parking brake pedal located at the driver's left foot. This used sub-assembly ensures factory-standard operating geometry, proper force transmission, and consistency with the body structure, which translates into reliable parking brake operation and predictable vehicle behavior. This is a solution for users who expect compatibility with the factory system and want to avoid issues with fitting aftermarket replacements.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: rhd-A2024200184
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A2024200184
• Substitutable numbers: A2024200184, A 202 420 01 84, A2024270101, A 202 427 01 01, A2024270136, A 202 427 01 36
• Category: Handbrake Levers

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The described parking brake foot pedal is a component of the mechanism responsible for tensioning the handbrake cables in Mercedes C-Class, E-Class, and specific S202 and W210 body versions. The pedal design allows the driver to lock the vehicle's wheels by firmly pressing the pedal with their foot, and then releasing the lock using the factory release mechanism in the cabin.

A properly selected pedal:

• ensures the correct travel of the parking brake pedal,
• maintains stable cable tension throughout the entire operating range,
• reduces the risk of uneven rear brake operation,
• facilitates the adjustment and servicing of the parking brake system.

Construction and technical features

The parking brake foot pedal belongs to the group of mechanical components mounted in the floor area on the driver's side. The assembly consists of the pedal body, a force-transmitting arm, mounting points to the body, and brackets that interface with the parking brake cables. The applied design ensures rigid operation and a repeatable engagement point, which is essential for daily vehicle use.

The original Mercedes origin means maintaining factory dimensional tolerances, appropriate material rigidity, and compatibility with standard brake system components and interior parts. The used sub-assembly allows for economical repair while maintaining compliance with the manufacturer's documentation.

Selection and compatibility

The presented parking brake foot pedal is assigned to a specific group of Mercedes models that utilize a foot-operated parking brake. Before purchasing, it is recommended to compare the component's design with the part installed in the vehicle and verify compatibility with service documentation to ensure proper fitment to the body and cable system.

The item belongs to the Handbrake Levers category, which facilitates identification in the context of other parking brake system components, such as cables, expanders, or mounting elements within the rear axle area.

Condition and service application

The product is offered as a used part, which allows for reduced repair costs while maintaining the original design. This type of pedal is particularly suitable in situations where:

• the original parking brake pedal has suffered mechanical damage,
• there are issues with locking or releasing the parking brake,
• it is necessary to replace the complete mechanism due to wear of joints or mounts.

Replacing the pedal is a typical service operation performed during work on the parking brake system, especially in vehicles that are heavily used or operated in urban conditions where the parking brake is frequently engaged.

Expansion of the Mercedes parking brake system

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the braking zone in your Mercedes and need other components from the same group, such as additional levers, control mechanisms, or mounting elements, check the available parts in the Mercedes Handbrake Levers category.

Technical knowledge and prevention

When performing service work on the braking system, it is worth paying attention to typical structural weak points of individual models to avoid unplanned costs in the future. For comparison, in other brands – as in the case of popular mid-size models – specific engines or sub-assemblies also have their characteristic problems that are worth knowing before buying a car or before major service. If you are interested in a broader context of failure rates and want to better plan your vehicle maintenance budget, check out the article BMW E90 engine failures – a practical guide to problematic units, which shows how analyzing typical faults helps in a conscious approach to vehicle operation.