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Mercedes 722.6 (5G-Tronic) automatic gearbox

Mercedes 722.6 (5G-Tronic) automatic gearbox – schematic of the gearbox type, current photos sent with the quote

Schematic — we send current photos of the gearbox in stock together with the quote.

Gearbox code722.6 / 5G-Tronic
TransmissionAutomatic
ConditionUsed / reconditioned

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Mercedes-Benz’s 722.6, marketed as 5G-Tronic, is a five-speed torque-converter automatic built from the mid-1990s into the 2010s. It has a reputation for durability, and during the DaimlerChrysler years the same unit was also used in Chrysler and Jeep models.

Which cars does this gearbox fit?

Mercedes-Benz: C-Klasse W202/W203, E-Klasse W210/W211, S-Klasse W220, ML W163, Vito W639, Sprinter

Chrysler: 300C, Crossfire

Jeep: Grand Cherokee WH, Commander

Verified gearbox codes

The codes below are taken from the manufacturer’s own parts catalogue, model by model. The same gearbox was built under several codes and the right one depends on the car’s VIN, so we always list them together with the car and the model year.

  • Mercedes C 200 CDI (W203): 722.619 · 722.699
  • Mercedes E 200 CDI / E 220 CDI (W211): 722.699
  • Mercedes C 180 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY (W204): 722.694
  • Mercedes E 220 BlueTEC (W212): 722.646

Source: the manufacturer’s official parts catalogue (partslink24), checked in October 2026.

Durable as it is, the 722.6’s internal wiring gland typically starts leaking with age and causes electrical faults.

Typical failures

These are the reasons this gearbox usually gets replaced — check your own symptoms before ordering:

  • valve body wear — soft or delayed shifts
  • torque-converter lock-up clutch wear, vibration at steady speed
  • skipped oil services — the fluid needs changing about every 60,000 km

Matching engines from our stock

This gearbox is used with the following engine codes, which we also supply:

271.940 · 271.941 · 646.821 · 266.960

Where to find your gearbox code

The gearbox code is the decisive detail: the same gearbox model was built under several codes, and they differ in ratios and software. There are three places to find it: the type plate on the gearbox casing, the equipment sticker on the first pages of the service book, or ask us — we check it against the VIN. Send the code or the VIN with your enquiry and we will supply the right unit.

Other gearboxes for the same cars

Other gearboxes from our range that fit the same makes:

Buying a used gearbox safely

Every gearbox is tested before dispatch and sold with a warranty. Send us the registration number or VIN with your enquiry and we will confirm the unit is the correct one for your car. We normally answer enquiries the same working day and ship quickly across Finland and the Nordics.

Ask for the price and availability using the form below.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Mercedes 722.6 (5G-Tronic) automatic gearbox gearbox come with a warranty?
Yes. Every gearbox we supply carries a minimum 30-day warranty, some longer. The warranty period is always stated in the quote.
How fast is delivery?
Normal delivery time is 6–8 days from order confirmation. We deliver across Finland and the other Nordic countries.
Where do I find the gearbox code?
The gearbox code is stamped on the casing or on a label, and it is also in the manufacturer’s catalogue under your VIN. If you cannot find it, send us the VIN and we will look it up.
How do I know the gearbox fits my car?
The gearbox code decides it — the same three letters can be a different gearbox in a different model year. Send the code or the VIN and we check the fitment before quoting.
What does a used gearbox cost?
The price depends on condition and mileage. Ask for a free quote — we reply within 24 hours with availability and price.