Water Pipe (Coolant) for Mercedes-Benz M271 Kompressor

Water Pipe (Coolant) - M271 180/200 Kompressor 4-Cyl Petrol

Mercedes Benz - C-Class W203 00-07, C-Class W204 07-14, E-Class W211 02-09, SLK R171 04-11

Part No: A2712001552

Brand: Revarotech

What's in the Box: 1 x Water Pipe

This coolant water pipe fits Mercedes-Benz C-Class (W203 2001-2007, W204 2007-2010), E-Class (W211 2002-2009), and SLK (W171 2004-2010) models with the M271 Kompressor engine. It replaces OE part number A2712001552.

This is a cooling-system component on the same engine family covered by our M271 Kompressor oil cooler, the two are commonly replaced around the same time since they sit in the same coolant circuit.

Signs this water pipe needs replacing

Coolant loss with no visible puddle under the car, a sweet smell from the engine bay, the temperature gauge running higher than usual, or a visible crack or brittle section on the pipe itself. Plastic coolant pipes on this engine family become brittle with age and heat cycling, and a crack here causes a genuine coolant leak, a separate issue from the oil cooler failures covered in our oil cooler failure guide, though both are common on the same engines and worth checking together if you're chasing a cooling issue.

This is a quality aftermarket water pipe, not genuine Mercedes-Benz stock, selected to match OE part number A2712001552. It ships as the pipe only. Check your chassis code and production year against the fitment details above before ordering. Browse the full water (coolant) pipes and hoses range for other Mercedes-Benz engine applications.

FAQ

Which Mercedes-Benz models does this water pipe fit?

This fits C-Class W203 (2001-2007) and W204 (2007-2010), E-Class W211 (2002-2009), and SLK W171 (2004-2010) models with the M271 Kompressor engine. It replaces OE part number A2712001552.

Is this a genuine or aftermarket water pipe?

This is a quality aftermarket water pipe, not genuine Mercedes-Benz stock. It's selected to match OE part number A2712001552 for accurate fitment.

How do I know if my coolant water pipe needs replacing?

Common signs include coolant loss with no visible puddle, a sweet smell from the engine bay, the temperature gauge running higher than usual, or a visible crack in the pipe. These plastic pipes become brittle with age on this engine family.