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1686820308 - Doors: Damping for Mercedes-Benz Image

Damping

Mercedes-Benz 168-682-03-08
Left rear fender. Side panel,rear. On front door panelling. Rear side part. Panelling, door, left. 4 mm. On rear fender,behind central...
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9875460 - Doors: Mushroom Head Bolt for Mercedes-Benz Image

Mushroom Head Bolt

Mercedes-Benz 000-987-54-60
522 mm. 1270 mm. Roof rail. Upper sealing rail 570 mm. 1500mm. 2170.
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Exterior Door Panels and Frames at a Glance

This category covers genuine Mercedes-Benz door shells, outer skins, frames, and related mounting parts for select models. OEM door panels follow the original body dimensions, so gaps, seals, and hardware line up the way the vehicle was designed.

When a Mercedes-Benz door is damaged in a collision, corroded at the seams, or creased by a parking-lot impact, the outer panel and frame are what restore its shape and structure. These parts also carry the mounting points for exterior door handles, mirrors, and window motors, so the right replacement affects more than appearance.

Door Shells, Skins, and Frame Components You Can Shop

  • Complete door shells for front and rear doors
  • Outer door skins for panel-only repairs
  • Door frames, window frames, and reinforcement members
  • Hinges, check straps, and mounting hardware
  • Weatherstrip carriers and seal retainers
  • Brackets and clips for trim and moldings

Why Factory-Spec Door Panels Matter for Fit and Finish

Genuine Mercedes-Benz door panels are produced to match the original body dimensions, mounting points, and seal contours of the models they are designed for. That consistency helps body shops set even panel gaps, align the door with the latch, and keep weatherstripping seated. Aftermarket panels can vary in stamping or hole placement, which may add fitting time, leave uneven gaps, or allow wind noise. Check each listing for finish details, and use touch-up paint for small chips once the repair is complete.

Matching the Right Door Panel to Your Mercedes-Benz

Enter your year, model, and trim in the vehicle selector, then confirm the door position: front or rear, driver or passenger side. Body style matters as well, since a coupe or convertible door differs from a sedan or wagon door. If you have the original part number from a repair estimate, search it directly. Your VIN is the most reliable way to confirm the exact configuration.

Body Style and Option Differences That Affect Door Fit

Door panels can vary by model year, body style, and equipment. Features such as keyless entry, side-impact sensors, soft-close doors, or specific mirror and trim packages may change mounting holes or internal brackets. Panels from one class are not interchangeable with another, even when they look similar. Confirm fitment before ordering, and plan to transfer or replace interior door panels and moldings and trim as needed.

Door Panel Shopping Essentials

  • Covers door shells, outer skins, frames, and mounting hardware for select models.
  • OEM panels follow factory dimensions for consistent gaps and seal fit.
  • Confirm door position and body style before ordering.
  • Option packages can change mounting points and brackets.
  • Plan for paint finishing and trim transfer.

Questions About Mercedes-Benz Door Panels and Frames

Are genuine Mercedes-Benz door panels better than aftermarket ones?

OEM panels are made to the original specifications, which helps with gap alignment and seal fit. Aftermarket panels can vary and may need extra fitting work.

How do I know which door panel fits my car?

Use your year, model, trim, and VIN, then confirm the door position and body style. A part number from your repair estimate is also a reliable reference.

Can I install a door panel myself?

Door replacement involves alignment, wiring, sensors on some models, and paint work. Most owners have it done by a qualified body shop.

When should a door be replaced instead of repaired?

Replacement is often considered when damage reaches the frame structure, includes severe creasing, or involves corrosion that repair cannot fully address. A body shop can assess it.