Steering for Ford S-MAX (WA6) 2.0 TDCi

This used steering unit is designed for the Ford S-MAX (WA6) and is positioned on the right side of the vehicle. The part carries OEM numbers 1789439 and 6G913A500CN, which should be matched against your existing component to confirm compatibility before purchase. The unit is hydraulic and comes complete with steering linkage, as indicated by the dismantler notes. The quality grade is B, meaning it is a serviceable used part that has been removed from a donor vehicle in working condition. The engine type is diesel with engine code UFWA, and the part originates from a car with a 2.0 litre TDCi powerplant. The transmission type is an automatic unit with code AV9R-7000-AE 051854, specifically a 6DCT450. This steering assembly may also be compatible with other Ford models that share the same platform and similar engine configurations, including the Galaxy and Mondeo ranges from the same production years, though verification against your vehicle’s specifications is always recommended. The price including VAT is 762,18 EUR, and the price excluding VAT is 762,18 EUR. A 30-day full return policy applies, and shipping is free. Delivery time is expected within 5-15 days, with an express delivery option available for an additional fee.

This spare part originates from the following car:

The donor vehicle is a Ford S-MAX (WA6) in the 2.0 TDCi variant, with an MPV construction type. The year of manufacture is 2012, and the mileage at the time of removal was 149720 kilometres. The fuel system is diesel with direct injection, and the engine type is a 2.0 litre diesel with code UFWA. The transmission is automatic with code AV9R-7000-AE 051854, 6DCT450. The vehicle’s VIN or chassis number is WF0SXXGBWSCB48357, and the cylinder capacity is 1997 cc. The power output is 140 horsepower, equivalent to 103 kilowatts. The country of origin for this donor car is Sweden. The construction period for this model series spans from May 2006 to December 2014. As a used part, this steering unit contributes to sustainability by extending the lifespan of vehicle components and reducing the demand for new manufacturing. For those replacing a steering rack, related parts such as hydraulic hoses, fluid reservoirs, or track rods are often changed simultaneously to ensure a complete and effective repair.

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