Established in 2009
OE Number
6012680630
Applicable Models
MERCEDES-BENZ Bus 207 (W601 / W602)
This high-precision Selector Rod is specifically designed for the transmission systems of Mercedes-Benz Bus 207 models. As a vital component of the manual gearshift assembly, it ensures the accurate transfer of motion from the gear lever to the gearbox. Optimized for the W601 and W602 series, this rod restores the original shifting feel and operational reliability of your vehicle's drivetrain.
OEM Compatibility: Engineered to match the exact specifications of OE 6012680630, providing a seamless replacement for the original part without modifications.
Rugged Durability: Constructed from heavy-duty steel alloys to resist bending and structural fatigue under the rigorous demands of commercial transport.
Smooth Shifting Performance: Designed with tight tolerances to eliminate excess play in the gear linkage, resulting in crisp and effortless gear transitions.
Reliable Protection: The surface is finished with an anti-corrosive layer to protect against road salt, moisture, and grime, ensuring long-term functional stability.
Cost-Effective Maintenance: Offers a professional-grade solution for repairing worn shifting mechanisms, improving safety and driver comfort for the Mercedes-Benz bus fleet.
Established in 2009
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