KYB Suspension Shock Absorber Mount P/N:SM5887
KYB SM5953 rear upper shock absorber mount for the 2016-2019 Mercedes-Benz C300 connects the shock absorber to the body and cushions road impacts. Also called a suspension shock absorber mount, it sits at the top of the rear shock absorber.
A knock over bumps from the rear, extra road noise or vibration, and cracked or hardened rubber can point to a worn mount. A tired rear shock absorber, a weak spring or loose suspension bushings can produce a knock or noise too, so find the source before you buy. Mounts at both rear positions are normally replaced together, and this listing is a single mount.
This is a direct-fit replacement for the 2016-2019 Mercedes-Benz C300, which takes two.
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Interchange: 2053230220
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Does the KYB SM5953 rear upper mount fit the 2016-2019 Mercedes-Benz C300?
Yes. KYB SM5953 is a rear upper shock absorber mount for the 2016-2019 Mercedes-Benz C300, which takes two.
Is the KYB SM5953 an upper or a lower mount?
KYB SM5953 is an upper mount, listed for the rear position. It sits at the top of the shock absorber, where it joins the body.
Will a new rubber shock mount cut down rear suspension noise?
The rubber insulator is made to reduce noise, vibration and harshness, and it cushions impacts from road bumps. If a hardened old mount is the source, this one helps.
How can I tell if a rear shock mount is worn out?
While driving you may notice a knock over bumps or more road noise and vibration from the rear. A shop can inspect the mount for cracked or hardened rubber.
Is 2053230220 a cross-reference for the KYB SM5953?
Yes. 2053230220 is listed as an interchange number for the KYB SM5953 shock absorber mount.
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