Mercedes Sprinter W906 Rear Differential A9063502204 741423 48:11 4,364 WARRANTY

Listing details

The differential is sold with a 90-day warranty! It was tested before removal and is in full working order.

Mercedes Sprinter W906 Rear Differential A9063502204 741423 48:11 4,364 WARRANTY is a complete, used rear axle drive unit designed for installation in Mercedes Sprinter W906 series commercial vehicles. With a factory gear ratio of 4.364 and a 48:11 gear set, the differential provides a balanced combination of dynamics, flexibility, and handling stability for typical transport applications.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A9063502204
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A9063502204
• Substitutable numbers: A9063502204, A 906 350 22 04
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Differentials

Technical characteristics and axle ratio

The presented rear axle with differential has been configured for intensive use in commercial vehicles, where consistent traction, predictable behavior under load, and stable torque transfer to the rear wheels are essential. The applied final drive ratio provides a favorable compromise between acceleration and fuel economy at typical highway and city speeds.

The gear configuration in the main drive allows for smooth axial and radial load transfer, which translates into quiet operation of the drivetrain and reduced vibration and noise in the cabin. This gear ratio selection is particularly beneficial for vehicles used for cargo transport, special bodywork, or fleet distribution applications.

Purpose and vehicle placement

The axle with differential is designed for installation in the rear of the vehicle, within the rear-wheel-drive system. It is responsible for distributing torque between the wheels and maintaining the correct geometry of the half-shafts and hubs. As a result, the Sprinter W906 drivetrain maintains stability both when driving with a load and under partial load conditions.

A differential configured in this way is suitable for vehicles operating in a mixed cycle – city/highway – where it is important to maintain repeatable traction parameters, predictable cornering behavior, and adequate torque reserve when starting from a standstill and climbing hills.

Practical application and benefits of installation

Using this rear axle in a Mercedes Sprinter W906 allows for the restoration of proper drivetrain operation in the event of wear or damage to the existing differential. Replacing the complete unit is often a more predictable solution than scattered repairs, as it eliminates the risk of leaving worn mating components in place.

• Stable torque transfer to the rear axle under typical load conditions.
• Properly selected final drive ratio favoring fleet and transport use.
• Ability to restore proper drivetrain operation without the need for transmission intervention.
• A solution particularly beneficial for intensive vehicle use in transport and service companies.

Product category and selection of other drive components

This item belongs to the Differentials group, which are components responsible for torque distribution and the operating characteristics of the drive axle. Replacing the rear axle is crucial especially when there is noticeable noise at constant speeds, whining under load, or uneven tire wear resulting from improper operation of the final drive.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the drivetrain area in your Mercedes and need other components from the same group, such as differential housings, final drives, or complete rear axles, check the available parts in the Mercedes Differentials category.

Gear ratio selection and technical support

When choosing an axle for the Sprinter W906, it is crucial to match the ratio to the actual way the vehicle is used – a vehicle driven mainly in the city will require different characteristics than a vehicle covering long highway distances with a full load. It is worth considering the weight of typical loads, route profile, and expected dynamics when overtaking.

To better understand the relationship between axle ratio, engine characteristics, and driving style, check out the guide Dismantled drive axles and differentials – how to choose ratios for your driving style, which discusses practical configuration examples and the most frequently asked questions regarding differential selection.