When did Mercedes Benz stop using automatic transmission?
The tips and cautions presented will help you avoid many of the pitfalls experienced by other Mercedes owners who have attempted this job on their own. This covers all Mercedes models with Automatic Transmission from 1968 to 1993.
Is there a manual for replacing a Mercedes transmission?
PLEASE NOTE: This is NOT a manual on how to repair or adjust your transmission. This only covers the steps for removing and replacing an automatic transmission in your Mercedes. The job is time consuming due to the number of bolts and connections that have to be removed.
Do you need manual to remove auto transmission?
If you plan on removing your auto transmission anytime soon this is a must-have manual that will walk you through the steps of removal and replacement in an easy to understand format. The tips and cautions presented will help you avoid many of the pitfalls experienced by other Mercedes owners who have attempted this job on their own.
When did the auto transmission cover come out?
Covers 107 108 114 115 116 123 126 201 124 Chassis from 1968 to 1993. If you plan on removing your auto transmission anytime soon this is a must-have manual that will walk you through the steps of removal and replacement in an easy to understand format.
How many miles does a Mercedes 300D have?
I don’t know how many miles this car has, but you need to start paying attention to the automatic transmission in the 200-300K mile range (I replaced mine at about 275K miles, about $3-4K for a good rebuilt), be aware of any “flaring” between shifts. Also, verify that the car has no rust, do not buy a rusty car for any price.
How much does it cost to repair a Mercedes 300D?
Plan on spending about $500 if the cruise control isn’t working correctly. Also, be aware that they require valve adjustments every 15K miles (about $150 each). Expect to spend in the $5-10K range for a good driver (not a show car), and don’t be surprised if it costs you about $1000 per year for the usual “old car nits.”
Can a Mercedes 300D diesel be taken care of?
If you can find one that has been taken care of, sure. Definitely take it by your Mercedes mechanic and get it checked out before buying. It seems like every 300 diesel that I see has a black streak up the back and a perpetual cloud floating behind it.
Is it bad to replace vacuum line on Mercedes 300D?
The vacuum lines become old and brittle with age and can cause all sorts of gremlins from door locks to engine shut off. Fortunately the vacuum system is (relatively) easy to diagnose and repair. Vacuum lines, elbows and T’s are easy to replace. Even if the vacuum pump is worn out, it’s not a bad repair.