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Please help me clean me clean up my garage..
The rear pan gasket is leaking on 1988 300e, w124, automatic, and am considering replacing gasket myself. Appears to be five bolts to drop the pan. 1. Do bolts need to be torqued and what tension? 2. Manual probably has specs but reassure me with how much fluid needs to be replaced and best fluid for the job? 3. Should trans filter be swapped while open and can I order filter and gasket from Parts Shop? 4. Anything else to consider??? Thanks for any input... MRH |
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We do have the parts.
The torque converter has a drain plug as does the pan. The pan has 6 bolts and they have to be torqued properly. (Don't remember the torque; I have a dedicated torque wrench for this.) I almost forgot. The capacity is about 7 qts. Just put in 3 then start and add three more and start checking the level untill it is at the bottom mark. ------------------ Benzmac: 1981 280GE SWB 1987 16V ASE CERTIFIED MASTER AUTO TECHNICIAN SERVICE MANAGER FOR 14 BAY FACILITY MERCEDES SPECIALIST 8 YRS PARTNER IN MERCEDESSHOP.COM [This message has been edited by Benzmac (edited 10-19-1999).] |
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