MANN-FILTER WK 820/15 Fuel Filter

Getting the exact fit requires removing the old one and looking at the part number. It was right for my2013 MB Sprinter 3500, but it may be wrong for yours. The best information I could find on it references inconsistencies in which filter is right for Sprinters of the same year and model. Amazon says it’s wrong for mine, but that’s incorrect. Sure saved a lot of $ getting the right part and doing it myself!

Perfect for a Mercedes-Benz sprinter 2016 crew van 2500

Expensive but perfect fit. Buy the best filter for your diesel that you can. This is it for your Sprinter.

I purchased this as part of the supplies needed for a Service B on our Mercedes Sprinter motorhome. It was an exact match to the OEM filter and it came recommended by a facebook group I belong to. So far, after 6k miles, it seems to be doing the job. I will be purchasing another one when it comes time for another Service B.

You can spend a boat-load of money on "Mercedes" brand filters or just buy the exact same filter from Mann-Filter. Mercedes uses its own part numbering and label for the parts it sells; but other than that, the Mercedes supplier for filters is Mann-Filter. So, the part is virtually identical.If your trying to locate the correct fuel filter for your 2014-2020 Mercedes Sprinter 2500 or 3500 Turbo V-6 diesel; this is it (Mann-filter WK 820/15 Fuel Filter). Be aware there is a cheap Chinese knock-off branded as "Mann" (i.e., not Mann-Filter). Those filters are considerably priced cheaper and may fail due to internal inferior materials used inside the filter. Remember, you get what you pay for.There are three good U-Tube videos that show proper installation. I would caution you that the small "C" fuel-hose retaining clip is made out of plastic. ft you break it, or lose it, then you can buy a replacement from any Mercedes dealership for about $3.15.

2014 sprinter 3500 v6 same has the original . Getting the hose clamp pliers +Getting the part number off the old filter may save time and fustration

Exactly like original oem. Not super easy to install but not super hard. There are some YouTube videos on it, its way cheaper than getting from manufacture. The original part is around $200. This will save you some money especially if you can do it yourself I was quoted $300 to $500 to replace! Can be accomplished in less than an hour if you have access to tools,

Fits my 2012 Sprinter. Remember to replace the rubber donut gasket/o-ring leading to the turbo inlet if you remove the intake to have easy access to the fuel filter. This is the OEM product from Mercedes. I would not use anything else. Also, the fitment guide said to use the WK820/14 for my model, but that is wrong. This is the correct one.