Mercedes Sprinter W906 Door Lock Front Right O/S Catch Mechanism A9067201835

Mercedes Sprinter W906 Front Right Door Lock is an original locking mechanism designed for installation on the passenger side. This component from the locks and latches category ensures proper closing and secure locking of the door, contributing to the stable operation of the entire opening and closing system in the Sprinter W906. Thanks to its factory design, it is a service-friendly solution that fits the bodywork well.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: rhd-A9067201835-1
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A9067201835
• Substitutable numbers: A9067201835, A 906 720 18 35
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
• Category: Exterior Locks & Lock Hardware

Intended Use and Fitment for Mercedes Sprinter W906

The presented lock mechanism has been designed specifically for Mercedes Sprinter W906 models, intended for the front right side of the vehicle. It is responsible for interacting with the handle, rods, and the central locking system, ensuring proper locking and unlocking of the passenger door.

Thanks to the factory geometry of the housing and mounting points, the lock works with the original door panel, guides, and seals, minimizing the need for additional modifications during installation. This solution is particularly beneficial for collision repairs or replacing a worn-out mechanism in heavily used commercial vehicles.

Construction and Function of the Lock Mechanism

The front right door lock mechanism in the Sprinter W906 is responsible for several key operational functions:

• mechanical locking of the door leaf to the body pillar,
• transferring motion from the external and internal handles to the lock latches,
• interaction with the central locking system (if present in the vehicle),
• maintaining a stable door position while driving and when parked.

A properly selected lock reduces play in the hinges and at the closing point, which minimizes noise, improves sealing, and enhances cabin comfort. Precise mechanism operation is particularly important in commercial vehicles where doors are opened and closed many times a day.

Used Condition – A Practical Service Solution

The offered lock is a used part, sourced from disassembly. For many Sprinter W906 users, this is an economical way to restore door functionality while maintaining the original manufacturer's design. Compared to low-quality aftermarket parts, the factory mechanism ensures better door fitment and predictable long-term performance.

Choosing a used lock is particularly important for fleet and commercial vehicles where quick repairs, parts availability, and reasonable service costs are crucial, while maintaining the functionality of the factory locking system.

Benefits of Using an Original Door Lock

Using the original front right door lock mechanism in the Mercedes Sprinter W906 offers a number of practical benefits:

• secure door closing – proper locking reduces the risk of accidental opening while driving,
• stable interaction with the central locking system – correct operation of the closing and opening functions via remote control or from the cabin,
• factory mounting points – installation proceeds according to the door's design, without the need for modifications,
• maintaining the vehicle's original specifications – important for long-term use and potential resale of the vehicle.

For workshops and individual users, this means shorter repair times, a lower risk of adjustment problems, and greater predictability in the door opening system's operation.

Mercedes Locks and Latches – Part Selection and Additional Information

If you need other Mercedes locks and latches for your vehicle, use the dedicated category where you will find a wide selection of door, tailgate, and cover mechanisms: Mercedes Locks and Latches. This will facilitate the selection of parts matched to a specific model and body version.

For owners of older Sprinter models and other vehicles of this brand, we also recommend a practical guide on using used components in cars from the 1998–2012 period. You can find more on this topic in the article: Second Life for Youngtimers – How Used Car Parts Revitalize Cars from 1998–2012.