Mercedes Sprinter W906 Manual Gearbox 711680 711.680 A9062606800 WARRANTY

Listing details

The gearboxes are sold with a 90-day warranty! They were tested before removal and are in full working order.

Mercedes Sprinter W906 Manual Gearbox 711680 711.680 is an original, used manual gearbox designed for Mercedes Sprinter W906 generation commercial vehicles. It is a solution for users expecting factory compatibility, predictable drivetrain performance, and a robust construction tailored to the realities of intensive use.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A9062606800
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A9062606800
• Substitutable numbers: A9062606800, A 906 260 68 00
• Gearbox type: Manual
• Category: Manual Transmission

Technical characteristics and purpose

The presented gearbox belongs to the Manual gearboxes category, which means a classic, mechanical way of changing gears using a clutch. This type of solution is particularly valued in commercial vehicles for its direct torque transmission, predictable behavior under load, and the ability to precisely adjust the gear to current driving conditions.

The manual design provides the driver with full control over gear selection, which is important when driving with a load, towing a trailer, or moving in varied terrain. A properly selected gearbox for the Sprinter W906 allows for maintaining stable engine RPM, reducing fuel consumption, and lowering thermal loads on the drivetrain.

Application in Mercedes Sprinter W906

The gearbox has been designed for integration with the drivetrain of Mercedes vehicles from the Sprinter W906 family. This means appropriate mounting points, compatibility with factory half-shafts, clutch, and control equipment. Thanks to this, installation in a vehicle that originally used a manual transmission proceeds in an orderly and predictable manner for an experienced mechanic.

In practice, such a gearbox is chosen both for typical replacement of a worn-out transmission and for post-accident repairs when the drivetrain has been damaged. Using an original component from the same design family limits the risk of fitment issues, incorrect gear operation, or incompatibility with factory controls.

Benefits of choosing a used manual gearbox

A used gearbox for the Sprinter W906 is a solution that allows for significantly reducing repair costs compared to purchasing a new component, while maintaining factory design specifications. For vehicles operated in local or international transport, this is often the most economically rational choice.

The main advantages of such a solution include:

• maintaining the original drivetrain performance characteristics,
• compatibility with factory equipment components,
• possibility of quick replacement at a workshop specializing in the Mercedes brand,
• attractive ratio of purchase cost to potential operational mileage.

For fleets and individual users, this means shorter vehicle downtime and predictable vehicle behavior after repair.

Selection and compatibility verification

To correctly select a gearbox for a specific Sprinter W906 unit, it is worth verifying the transmission markings, engine version, and vehicle drive configuration. It is also helpful to compare parameters with service documentation or consult a mechanic specializing in Mercedes commercial vehicles.

In the selection process, it is important to pay attention to the gearbox type (in this case, manual design) and compatibility with the factory gear control system. A properly matched transmission minimizes the risk of jerking, gears popping out, or excessive vibrations while driving.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the drivetrain area in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as transmission housings, selector control elements, or additional components working with the clutch, check the available parts in the Mercedes manual gearboxes category.

Expert support and additional information

When purchasing a used transmission, it is worth knowing the typical symptoms of wear and methods for verifying technical condition before installation. A detailed discussion of the differences between manual, automatic, and DSG gearboxes, as well as practical tips on buying a used gearbox, can be found in the article: Gearbox: manual, automatic, or DSG – typical faults and a guide to buying a used gearbox.

If you are repairing an older Sprinter model and are encountering limited availability of new components, the guide on using dismantled parts for vehicle servicing may also be helpful: No parts at the authorized service center? How to handle the repair of older models using dismantled parts.