Drive Shaft Mercedes W117 W247 Front Left N/S Axle Driveshaft A1773309000

Drive Shaft Mercedes W117 W247 Front Left N/S Axle Driveshaft is a component from the Drive shafts group, designed for installation in the front left part of the drivetrain. Using an original pre-owned part allows you to maintain factory handling characteristics, reduce vibrations, and ensure stable torque transmission in Mercedes W177 and W247 series vehicles.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A1773309000
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A1773309000
• Substitutable numbers: A1773309000, A 177 330 90 00, A1773300001, A 177 330 00 01
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Left
• Category: Driveshafts

Purpose and function in the drivetrain

The front left drive shaft in a Mercedes is responsible for the mechanical connection between the gearbox and the wheel hub, enabling smooth power transmission while accommodating suspension movement and steering. A properly selected component from this group minimizes play, reduces noise, and supports vehicle stability during acceleration and engine braking.

Precise matching to the specific axle and side of the vehicle (front, left side) is crucial for maintaining the correct drivetrain geometry and even load distribution on the joints. This ensures the driver experiences predictable vehicle behavior and that other drivetrain components are not subjected to excessive stress.

Benefits of using an original Mercedes drive shaft

Using an original component from the Drive shafts group instead of a worn or damaged drive shaft allows you to:

• maintain compliance with factory drivetrain operating parameters,
• reduce the risk of steering wheel and body vibrations at higher speeds,
• decrease the load transmitted to the gearbox and wheel hub,
• preserve proper drivetrain operation during cornering and full suspension travel.

An original pre-owned drive shaft is a solution that combines technical installation accuracy with reasonable service costs, while maintaining compatibility with factory Mercedes solutions.

Vehicle placement and installation aspects

The precisely defined vehicle placement – front, left side facilitates the selection of the correct component for a specific body version and drivetrain. Correct matching of the installation side is essential due to differences in length, geometry, and joint construction on both sides of the vehicle.

When replacing a drive shaft, it is recommended to check the tightness of the joint boots, the condition of the wheel hub bearings, and any play in the suspension. Careful installation, adhering to proper tightening torques and service procedures, translates into a longer service life for the entire drivetrain.

Selecting the right drive shaft for your Mercedes

When selecting a drive shaft for a Mercedes W177 or W247 series, it is worth paying attention to:

• compatibility with the specific model version and drivetrain type,
• intended use for the front axle and left side of the vehicle,
• type of joints used and their geometry.

A properly selected element from this group helps avoid installation problems, incorrect seating in the gearbox or hub, and potential leaks in the system.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the drivetrain area in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as other drive shafts, intermediate shafts, or complete drive assemblies, check the available parts in the Mercedes Drive shafts category.

Technical support and knowledge about drivetrains

When working with drivetrain components – such as drive shafts, shafts, or differentials – it is crucial to correctly identify symptoms of wear and assess the condition of other components. To better understand the relationships between individual parts and plan repairs consciously, it is worth consulting practical technical materials.

Extended information on the diagnostics and operation of pre-owned drivetrain components, including differentials and related sub-assemblies, can be found in the article: Second-hand differential – what you need to know about used differentials, sensors, and drivetrain systems.