Where does transmission fluid leak on Vito 111 CDI?
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Why is my Mercedes Vito transmission not working?
There are warning signs from the Mercedes Vito van before severe damage occurs to the gearbox and if the problem is caught early and repairs carried out, usually the gearbox itself is unaffected. The Mercedes Vito is popular hard working vehicle and failure of the torque converter is due to the hard work the automatic transmission undertakes.
Can you do an oil change on a 722.682 Vito?
I’m after some tips on doing the auto filter and oil change on my 115CDI 2006 Vito. It has the 722.682 NAG1 5 speed auto. Studying the WIS shows me it’s quite straight forward.
Where can I get a Mercedes Vito gearbox repaired?
Bring your Mercedes Vito to the automatic transmission specialists at Stephens Engineering in Ware. Book your vehicle in to the Stephens Engineering workshop for the specialist automatic transmission treatment.
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Where is the oil leak on my Vito?
The oil pools and runs down the side of the alternator. I have a 113 ’99 petrol Vito, get a bright torch and look from under neath to the rear of the block, sounds like from either the oil pump or up towards the timing chain tensioner (back of the block) or from around the oil pump.
How much does it cost to repair a transmission fluid leak?
If you have fluid leaking from your transmission, the typical cost to repair the leak (without taking off the transmission) is between $150 and $200.
How can you tell if your transmission fluid is leaking?
Droplets of fluid underneath the transmission are a telltale sign of a leak. Automatic transmission fluid is typically red in color when it’s relatively fresh and clean. Manual transmission fluid (or gear oil) is semi-transparent or honey-colored. But what exactly causes a transmission fluid leak in the first place?