Mercedes Sprinter W906 Fuse Box Cover Trim Panel Lid Grey A6395450003

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Mercedes Sprinter W906 Fuse Box Cover Trim Panel Lid Grey is an original electrical system component designed to protect and provide an aesthetic finish to the fuse box compartment in a Mercedes vehicle. The grey finish ensures a consistent match with the factory interior, while the OEM construction provides proper routing and shielding for electrical harnesses. This is a practical solution for users looking to restore the correct appearance and functionality of the fuse box cover.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A9065450003-2
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A9065450003
• Substitutable numbers: A9065450003, A 906 545 00 03
• Color: Grey
• Category: Fuses & Fuse Boxes

Purpose and function of the cover

The fuse box cover in the Sprinter W906 model is responsible for the physical protection of modules and fuses against accidental mechanical damage and the ingress of contaminants from the environment. The stable mounting reduces the risk of loose wires and facilitates safe service access to electrical components during diagnostics or fuse replacement.

The grey color scheme allows for visual consistency with other interior panels, which is important both in fleet vehicles and commercial vehicles being prepared for resale.

Construction and fitment to the electrical system

The cover has been designed as a component dedicated to a specific fuse box, ensuring precise fitment with mounting sockets and appropriate rigidity of the entire assembly. The design provides for proper edge alignment relative to the box housing, which minimizes stress and reduces the possibility of looseness during vehicle operation.

The original origin from the Fuses and fuse boxes group means that the geometry of the cover is consistent with the manufacturer's factory specifications, which translates into predictable performance of the component over a long period of use.

Benefits of using an original cover

Using a dedicated fuse box cover in the Sprinter W906 allows you to:

• maintain an organized and clear workspace within the electrical system,
• increase protection of fuses and connectors against accidental contact with items transported in the vehicle,
• limit the impact of dust and small contaminants on electrical components,
• maintain a consistent, factory look of the interior thanks to the matched grey color,
• facilitate future service work thanks to a predictable removal and installation method.

For vehicles used intensively, such as delivery and service vans, replacing a damaged or missing cover with an original component is a simple way to improve the ergonomics of electrical system maintenance and maintain clarity within the harnesses.

Characteristics of the used component

The offered cover comes from the used original parts segment, which allows you to combine factory fitment with a favorable purchase cost. This type of component is particularly attractive for maintenance repairs, where the priority is to restore full functionality and proper cover installation without the need to invest in a new part.

The grey color facilitates integration with existing panels, and the use of an original cover reduces the risk of installation problems typical of aftermarket replacements with universal geometry.

Expanding the protection system in a Mercedes

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the electrical system area in your Mercedes and need other components from the same group, such as housings, sockets, or additional protection modules, check out the available parts in the Mercedes Fuses and fuse boxes category.

Additional technical materials

When planning broader service work on the vehicle, it is also worth considering the impact of the suspension condition and other components on the overall operation of the car. You can find more practical information on selecting and evaluating used components in the article: Stock vs. sports suspension – differences in construction and is it worth buying used suspension parts?.