Used Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Washer Pump

The Sprinter has run across three main generations: the W901–905 (1995–2006), the W906 (2006–2018), and the current W907/910 (2018–present), and the washer pump connector, mounting, and reservoir design changed between these generations, so a W906 pump is very unlikely to be a straight swap onto a W907. Within the same generation fitment is much more consistent, so if you're buying used, try to match generation first. Confirm the exact part number with the breaker against your registration before purchasing.

Trim level – whether it's a base panel van, Progressive, Premium, or any other specification – does not affect washer pump fitment, as the pump, reservoir, and wiring are not trim-dependent on the Sprinter. What can vary is whether the donor vehicle has a headlamp wash system fitted, which uses an additional pump and reservoir separate from the standard screen washer pump. Make sure you confirm with the breaker whether your vehicle has headlamp washers, so you get the right pump for your setup.

Engine variant does not affect washer pump fitment – the screen wash system is independent of the drivetrain and is consistent across engine options within a generation. As long as the generation matches yours, engine size or fuel type is not a concern when sourcing a used washer pump from a breaker.

A 2017 Sprinter is a late W906, while a 2019 Sprinter falls into the W907/910 generation that launched in 2018, so these are different generations with different reservoir and pump setups. It's unlikely a direct swap would work without modification. Stick to W906 donor vehicles (2006–2018) for your 2017 Sprinter, and confirm the match with the breaker against your registration.

In most cases the washer pump and reservoir are shared across body styles within the same Sprinter generation, so a pump from a panel van should generally correspond to one from a minibus or chassis cab of the same generation. The exception to be aware of is headlamp washers, which may or may not be fitted depending on the spec of the individual vehicle rather than the body style. Always confirm with the breaker that the donor vehicle's pump configuration matches your own.

Give the breaker your full registration number so they can confirm the generation and any build-specific options such as headlamp washers. It's also worth mentioning whether you need the front screen pump, rear screen pump (if your Sprinter has a rear wiper), or the headlamp washer pump, as these are separate units. Having the OEM part number from your existing pump is also helpful if it's still accessible.