Mercedes Sprinter W907 W910 Engine Hood Support Clip Bushing A9108871500

Mercedes Sprinter W907 W910 Engine Hood Support Clip Bushing is a precision mounting component designed for stable support and guidance of the hood in vehicles of this series. As part of the Brackets, mounts and mounting parts group, it is responsible for the secure seating of the hood support, which translates into safe engine compartment operation and proper functioning of the lifting mechanism. This used, original component allows for maintaining the factory mounting geometry without the need for replacements with uncertain parameters.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A9108871500
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A9108871500
• Substitutable numbers: A9108871500, A 910 887 15 00
• Category: Mounts, Brackets & Hardware

Purpose and technical function

The described hood support bushing has been designed specifically for Mercedes Sprinter W907 and W910 generation models, where it is responsible for guiding and supporting the rod or clip that holds the engine hood. Its task is to:

• ensure a stable mounting point within the front body section,
• limit operating play at the hood support point,
• reduce unwanted vibrations and noise while driving,
• protect the support element from excessive wear.

Thanks to the fit for a specific body platform, the proper position of the hood relative to the fenders and the front panel is maintained, which promotes even gaps and correct lock operation.

Advantages of using the original bracket

Choosing this mounting element for a Sprinter brings a number of practical benefits. The original design ensures:

• factory fit to mounting points without the need for modifications,
• consistency with other components of the hood support system,
• repeatable, predictable operation of the opening and closing mechanism,
• easier diagnostics of potential play within the front body section.

The used element allows for maintaining a favorable cost-to-quality ratio while preserving the precision of workmanship characteristic of the Mercedes brand. This solution is particularly useful for post-accident repairs, replacing corroded mounts, or restoring full hood functionality after years of operation.

Installation and service application

Due to the design intended for a specific generation of Sprinter, the installation of the bushing is generally simple for workshops dealing with bodywork and vehicle mechanics. The element will work well for:

• local hood mount repairs after mechanical damage,
• renovation of the front body section in fleet vehicles,
• preparing the vehicle for further operation after intensive use in difficult conditions.

A properly selected bracket reduces the risk of improper hood closing, which is important for both driving safety and protecting engine compartment components from contamination.

Compatibility with other mounting elements

The bushing works with other components of the hood support system, such as the rod, clips, or mounting sockets, creating a coherent mounting system. By maintaining the original geometry, it is possible to maintain the proper distribution of forces when opening and closing the hood, which reduces the loads acting on the hinges and the lock. This is particularly important in commercial vehicles, where the hood is regularly opened during service maintenance.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the engine area in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as additional brackets, mounts, or small mounting parts, check the available parts in the Mercedes Brackets, mounts and mounting parts category.

Support for vehicle renovation and modernization

For vehicles that have been in operation for several or more years, there is an increasing need to replace small mounting elements that affect the daily functionality of the car. Properly selected, used components allow you to refresh the vehicle without overstraining the budget. If you want to better plan such work and learn about modernization scenarios using dismantled parts, see the article The second life of a youngtimer – how used car parts rejuvenate cars from the 1998–2012 model years, which describes a practical approach to the restoration of models, including the Mercedes brand.