Elring 221.670 Engine Cylinder Head Gasket Set

Elring 221.670 Cylinder Head Gasket Set

Elring 221.670 is an engine cylinder head gasket set for select Mercedes-Benz applications. It includes a cylinder head cover gasket and is built for service work where sealing integrity at the top end of the engine is critical.

Key Features

• Engine cylinder head gasket set for Mercedes-Benz service applications
• Includes cylinder head cover gasket
• Additional required article: 759.970
• Elring part number 221.670 for accurate ordering and lookup
• Cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts 02-33880-01 and D36869-00 for the same application

Application Details

Compatible With 2006 Mercedes-Benz S350 and 2003-2005 Mercedes-Benz ML350. This Elring 221.670 gasket set is specified for engine sealing service on these vehicles, helping restore the sealing surfaces at the cylinder head and valve cover area. For buyers searching Mercedes-Benz S350 head gasket set 221.670 or Mercedes-Benz ML350 cylinder head gasket set 221.670, this listing matches the confirmed fitment shown above.

What It Is Used For

• Replacing a leaking or deteriorated cylinder head gasket
• Addressing oil seepage at the cylinder head cover gasket area
• Restoring compression sealing after top-end engine service
• Repairing coolant or combustion sealing issues related to head gasket failure
• Supporting engine reassembly after cylinder head removal

Installation Notes

Verify the required additional article 759.970 before installation. Follow factory torque specifications, tightening sequence, and surface-preparation procedures during assembly. Inspect the cylinder head and mating surfaces for warpage, corrosion, or residue before fitting the new gasket set. Confirm engine code and VIN-based fitment for the 2006 Mercedes-Benz S350 and 2003-2005 Mercedes-Benz ML350 before ordering.

Quality Assurance

Elring is a recognized sealing-system manufacturer with OE-focused engine gasket coverage. Part number 221.670 is cataloged for the confirmed Mercedes-Benz applications listed here and should be matched to the vehicle’s engine configuration before service.