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ATF type '98 SL500 722.620 Trans
I want to change the ATF & filter on this car and the service manual shows quite a restricted list of lubricants.
There are two specs sheets that are called out: 236.10 & 236.12. The first shows only a MBZ type 3353 P/N: A 001 989 4503. The second shows the MBZ type 3353 plus a Fuchs & a Shell product, both with this type 3353. What's the story on this type 3353 ATF? I've never heard that one before? Any replies or suggestions are appreciated. David |
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MB ATF Spec Sheet
Take a look at this... http://benzguide.com/index.php?title=Approved_Mercedes_Transmission_Fluid
At the bottom of the page, the recommended 722.6 ATF is covered in the small print- Bob
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Bob Jones Bradenton, FL '87 560SL-Sold '99 SL500 For Now |
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I used Redline D6 ATF
MB keeps changing the specs on this stuff. MB had superceded the ATF to some newer P/N; the dealer now wanted $24/liter; OUCH!
I scoured the internet for ATF that would satisfy the MB 236.12 spec sheet and eventually found this D6 Redline product at a little under $11/qt. Excellent products from Redline who make racing synthetics. As best as I could ascertain, the late MB ATF specs require a full synthetic with a very tight viscosity tolerance over temperature. 9 qts to change; dropping pan & replacing filter. |
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