Second Hand Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Door Card

You'll need to know the generation of your Sprinter (W901-905 first gen, W906 second gen 2006–2018, or W907 third gen 2018-onwards), the side it's from (NS for nearside/passenger left, or OS for offside/driver right), and whether it's for a front door, a sliding side door, or a rear door. For sliding side doors on the W906 and W907, the wheelbase of the donor vehicle also matters, as long-wheelbase and standard-wheelbase sliding doors can differ. Have your registration to hand when contacting a breaker so they can confirm the exact spec.

Both years fall within the W906 generation (2006–2018), so there's a reasonable chance of compatibility, but the W906 received a facelift in 2013 which brought interior trim changes that can affect door card design and fitment. You should tell the breaker both the donor year and your vehicle's year and ask them to confirm the cards are from the same pre- or post-facelift variant before buying.

These two vehicles are from different generations — the 2017 is a W906 and the 2019 is a W907 (2018-onwards) — and door cards between these generations are not interchangeable due to redesigned door structures and interior trim. Stick to sourcing a door card from within the same generation as your van, and always confirm the exact fit with the breaker against your registration.

For fitment purposes, trim level (such as Standard, Select, or Progressive) does not determine which door card physically fits your van — the generation, door position, side, and body configuration are what matter. That said, higher-spec vans may have door cards with additional features like integrated speaker grilles or different surface finishes, so if you want a cosmetic match you should mention this to the breaker, though the card can usually be resprayed or retrimmed to suit.

Yes, it can matter — particularly for side and rear doors, where the door design and card shape can differ between body types even within the same generation. Front door cards are generally consistent across body variants within a generation, but always confirm with the breaker by giving them your full registration so they can check the exact body type of both the donor and your vehicle.

On W906 and W907 Sprinters with sliding side doors, the wheelbase (standard, long, or extra-long) can affect the size and design of the sliding door itself, which in turn affects the door card fitted to it. Make sure the breaker knows your wheelbase as well as the generation and the year of your van before they supply a sliding door card, as fitting an incorrect size will mean it won't sit or clip correctly.