Mercedes E Class W211 Clock Spring A1714640518 Grinding Ring Steering Angle Sensor

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Used – Checked1 available

Mercedes E Class W211 Clock Spring A1714640518 Grinding Ring Steering Angle Sensor

Name: Mercedes E Class W211 Clock Spring A1714640518 Grinding Ring Steering Angle Sensor
Brand: MERCEDES-BENZ
SKU: 54296HV
Price: 83.03 EUR
Availability: InStock

MERCEDES-BENZ · E-CLASS

OE numbers

A1714640518

€83,03

Incl. VAT · tracked EU delivery €5,00

Dispatch normally takes 1–5 business days: after your order the part is bought in from the supplying dismantler. Bulky parts can take longer — we tell you if they do.

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Legal guarantee + 90 days Tracked EU delivery Original (OEM) part Ships from the EU

Also available on marketplaces: allegro

Specification

Brand	MERCEDES-BENZ
Model	E-CLASS
Engine	5400 cm3 500hp
Condition	Used – checked before dispatch
OE numbers	A1714640518
Body	Saloon
Category	Clock spring
Engine code	113990
Fuel	Petrol
Gearbox	Automatic
Mileage (km)	102700
Modification	E-CLASS COUPE / CABRIOLET (C238 / A238) (2016-2023)
Year	2005

Used original (OEM) part removed from the donor vehicle listed above and supplied to us by a partner dismantler in the EU. Please verify fitment by OE number before ordering — our team is happy to help.

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Safety warning

This is a used vehicle part, supplied without the original manufacturer's packaging or documentation. Fitting it is safety-relevant: have it installed and, where required, coded, calibrated or aligned by a qualified workshop, following the vehicle manufacturer's procedures and torque specifications. Do not fit a part that is visibly damaged.