Engine Gasket Set Compatible With Mercedes-benz M270 - A2700100420 2700100420

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Professional-grade engine overhaul gasket set designed for Mercedes-Benz M270 petrol turbo engines. This gasket kit is suitable for top-end engine repairs, cylinder head removal, resealing, and general overhaul work. Manufactured to meet OEM specifications for sealing performance, durability, and temperature resistance.

Ideal for workshops and rebuild specialists performing: Cylinder head removal & refitting Engine resealing Oil and coolant leak repairs Timing cover / upper engine rebuild work Turbo petrol engine overhauls OE Cross Reference Numbers A2700160020 A2700100068 A0139973746 A0000530700 2700100420 2700100420 Engine Compatibility Compatible with Mercedes-Benz M270 engines ONLY M270.910 (1.6L Turbo Petrol) M270.920 (2.0L Turbo Petrol) Vehicle Applications (M270 Engine Equipped Models) A-Class (W176) A160 A180 A200 A220 4MATIC A250 B-Class (W246) B160 B180 B200 B220 4MATIC B250 CLA (C117) CLA180 CLA200 CLA220 4MATIC CLA250 GLA (X156) GLA180 GLA200 GLA250 Infiniti Q30 (M270 engine variants) QX30 (M270 engine variants) IMPORTANT FITMENT NOTICE NOT suitable for Mercedes-Benz M274 engines.

The head gasket included in this set is NOT compatible with M274 engines. However, all other seals within the kit are suitable for M274 applications. If fitting to an M274 engine, the correct M274-specific head gasket must be sourced separately. For this reason, engine code confirmation is mandatory before purchase.

What This Kit Typically Includes (Contents may vary slightly by manufacturer) Cylinder head gasket (M270 specification only) Valve cover gasket Intake manifold gasket Exhaust manifold gasket Turbo-related seals Timing cover seals Camshaft seals Valve stem seals Various O-rings and auxiliary seals Professional Installation Advice Always confirm engine code (M270 only) before installation.

We recommend replacing head bolts when refitting the cylinder head. Torque settings must follow manufacturer specifications. Surface preparation and correct torque sequence are critical to prevent failure. Always verify using VIN or engine code.