How to fix a Mercedes-Benz automatic transmission fluid change?

How to fix a Mercedes-Benz automatic transmission fluid change?

The remedy is to have the codes cleared with a professional scanner. My Gf’s 2000 MB E320 had the plug soaked in oil, I replaced it and had my local european indy shop erase the codes for me charged- they charged me $45. problem solved ever since. Almost 6k miles later and still smooth shifting. Hope this helps. God Bless.

Is it possible to change transmission fluid without draining fluid?

Comments: 1999 Mercedes e320 4matic w210 with 304,796 miles: Is it at all possible to replace the transmission’s 13 pin connector adapter plug without having to drain transmission fluid? Thanks Followup from the Pelican Staff: Not that i am aware of. – Nick at Pelican Parts

What kind of transmission does a 1997 e320 W210 have?

– Nick at Pelican Parts Comments: Hello, 1997 E320 w210 6-in-line sedan with 181,000 miles, mine since 165,000. A few months ago noticed a slight buzzing sound when ignited cold from the transmission. By 40 degrees it would fade away and run smooth, but the first gear shifts until the car is warmed.

Why is my Mercedes-Benz transmission not shifting?

If cracks develop between the two chambers, coolant will mix with transmission oil and it will destroy the transmission. This has been a well-documented issue for Mercedes-Benz cars equipped with the Valeo radiators.

The remedy is to have the codes cleared with a professional scanner. My Gf’s 2000 MB E320 had the plug soaked in oil, I replaced it and had my local european indy shop erase the codes for me charged- they charged me $45. problem solved ever since. Almost 6k miles later and still smooth shifting. Hope this helps. God Bless.

– Nick at Pelican Parts Comments: Hello, 1997 E320 w210 6-in-line sedan with 181,000 miles, mine since 165,000. A few months ago noticed a slight buzzing sound when ignited cold from the transmission. By 40 degrees it would fade away and run smooth, but the first gear shifts until the car is warmed.

Comments: 1999 Mercedes e320 4matic w210 with 304,796 miles: Is it at all possible to replace the transmission’s 13 pin connector adapter plug without having to drain transmission fluid? Thanks Followup from the Pelican Staff: Not that i am aware of. – Nick at Pelican Parts

What happens when you change the first gear in a Mercedes?

By 40 degrees it would fade away and run smooth, but the first gear shifts until the car is warmed. Now the buzz wont go away and continue even at 80 degrees, although it works great. The sound is like a turbo or an electric motor. Would you please advice on what to do?.

How much transmission fluid should I add at a time?

If you notice the transmission fluid is a little low on the dipstick, start with a half a quart to a quart of transmission fluid. Recheck the level and add ¼ quart (or less) at a time until the level is up to the full or max mark. Are you doing a transmission service where you drop the pan and replace the filter?

Do you have to heat up transmission fluid?

This will allow the temperature of the fluid to normalize. Note that some cars may also have a “cold” reading on the transmission dipstick. Even if this is the case in your vehicle, you should still start your engine and get the transmission fluid heated up in order to get an accurate reading.

How to add Mercedes Benz approved automatic transmission fluid?

You want to add the Mercedes Benz Approved Automatic Transmission Fluid 236.14 for use with the 5-Speed 722.6 & 7-Speed 722.9 Transmission. Mercedes part# 001 989 68 03 13 Check the level again. You want to double check the fluid level. If you have to added fluid then you must check the level again.

Is it possible to change the transmission fluid?

Comments: 1999 Mercedes e320 4matic w210 with 304,796 miles: Is it at all possible to replace the transmission’s 13 pin connector adapter plug without having to drain transmission fluid? Thanks Followup from the Pelican Staff: Not that i am aware of.

Where can I get Mercedes Benz transmission fluid dipstick?

Don’t worry, you can get Transmission Fluid Dipstick 140589152100 for your Mercedes Benz on Amazon for under $20 and free shipping. Instructions on how to check transmission fluid on a Mercedes Benz. Step by step with pictures and video. Warm up the car.

How to check the transmission oil level in a Mercedes?

Don’t spend money on anything, even transmission diagnosis before you check the transmission oil level. To check the transmission fluid level in a Mercedes Benz you will need a special transmission dipstick. Mercedes Benz cars don’t come with a transmission dipstick.