Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 412D XLWB

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           [Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 412D XLWB]
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AUTHOR:         Kakp
REPACK VERSION: ?
DATE:           June 10th, 2026
UNPACKED SIZE:  227MB

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1. DESCRIPTION
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The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 412D XLWB is a cargo/commercial vehicle version of the Sprinter 412D with an extended wheelbase (XLWB), which was produced by Mercedes-Benz as part of the first generation Sprinter (W901/5, 1995–2006) - a popular series of vans and minibuses for business and transportation. What does 412D XLWB mean 412D - the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter model literature, where: 4 - load capacity series / model index; 12 - approximately 122 hp (90 kW) diesel engine (approximately 2.9 l, turbodiesel) in the standard configuration of those years; D - diesel engine. XLWB - Extra Long Wheelbase, i.e. a longer wheelbase / extended body compared to the base models. This provides more cargo volume or passenger space.

Model by Kakp
Converting in OMSI: Kakp
Scripts: Kakp
Sounds: DarkWolf, Kakp
Used details Mercedes-Benz Sprinter_12D by MaxZhdan, Vitaly L
Used scripts and details konvekta by Vitaly L

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2. PACKAGE CONTENTS
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- [Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 412D XLWB]
  

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3. INSTALLATION
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