Mercedes-Benz Coils Modules And Pick-Ups
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Brand
Category
Product Type
Control Unit
Mercedes-Benz
907-900-26-09
Control modules, ignition. This item is considered a theft relevant part and is not available for purchase online. Please contact...
$665.00
Ignition Coil
Mercedes-Benz
000-158-65-03
Left wheel arch panel. Ignition coil to abs hydraulic unit console. On abs hydraulic unit console,top.
$270.00
Ignition Coil
Mercedes-Benz
000-158-64-03
Ignition coil to left wheel arch panel. On abs hydraulic unit console,side. Right wheel arch panel.
$238.00
Ignition Coil
Mercedes-Benz
274-906-50-00
2.0l, with hybrid. GLC350e. Delphi. You will be required to provide a VIN in order to complete your order.
$119.00
Ignition Control Module
Mercedes-Benz
4479008422
Control modules. ignition. This item is considered a theft relevant part and is not available for purchase online. Please contact...
$720.00
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TL;DR Summary
Mercedes-Benz coils, modules, and pick-ups support ignition timing, spark delivery, and engine signal communication on compatible vehicles. Because these parts interact with sensors and control units, correct fitment is essential.
Shop Genuine Coils, Modules, and Pick-Ups for Your Mercedes-Benz
Ignition and signal components help a Mercedes-Benz engine start smoothly, respond cleanly, and communicate with the vehicle's control systems. This category is useful for owners or technicians replacing coils, modules, pick-ups, and related engine management parts.
What This Category Includes
- ignition coils for select engines
- control modules and signal components
- pick-up sensors and related hardware
- connectors, brackets, and mounting parts
- related ignition and engine-management service parts
Why Genuine Mercedes-Benz OEM Parts Matter
A coil or module that is close but not correct can create misfires, warning lights, rough running, or diagnostic confusion. Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts are designed to match the electrical requirements and mounting points of compatible models.
OEM parts and accessories are also easier to evaluate through Mercedes-Benz vehicle details, part numbers, and category-specific fitment notes. That helps shoppers avoid the uncertainty that can come with broad aftermarket listings.
How to Choose the Right Part
Use diagnostic results first, then match the part by year, model, trim, engine, and part number. For ignition concerns, inspect the related spark plugs, sensors, wiring, and control modules before assuming a single component is the full repair.
Related Mercedes-Benz categories that may help with comparison or connected repairs include Engine Computers, Sensors, Fuel Injector Controls & Parts, Coils, Modules & Pick-Ups.
Compatibility and Fitment Guidance
Fitment can vary by engine family, production range, ignition system, emissions configuration, and control-module software. Confirm compatibility before purchase.
Before purchase, use your year, model, trim, engine, VIN when available, and product notes to confirm that the part is designed for your specific Mercedes-Benz.
Key Takeaways
- Exact Mercedes-Benz vehicle details should select
- Coils Modules And Pick-Ups.
- Genuine Mercedes-Benz parts help support proper fit with compatible systems.
- Part requirements may vary by year, model, trim, engine, package, and body style.
- Use part numbers, fitment tools, and product notes before ordering.
- Review related categories when a repair or upgrade involves connected components.
FAQ
What are coils, modules, and pick-ups used for?
They help manage ignition spark, engine position signals, and related engine-control communication on compatible Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
Can a bad ignition coil cause a misfire?
Yes, a failing coil can contribute to misfires, rough running, or warning lights, but proper diagnosis is recommended.
Should I replace all coils at once?
That depends on the vehicle, mileage, symptoms, and service guidance. Some repairs replace one failed part, while others address a set of parts.
Why is OEM fitment important for these parts?
Electrical values, connectors, mounting points, and software interactions can vary by engine and model year.