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Old 07-05-2005, 03:33 AM
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I have a 722.5 trans in a 96 W 210 and was wondering if anyone can give me approximate service refill volume.
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Old 07-05-2005, 09:59 AM
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Are you sure about this? I don't believe the 210 ever got a .5xx - it went from a four speed in 1996 to a 722.6xx in 1997.
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Old 07-05-2005, 12:13 PM
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I think five speed autos were offered as options in other nations before North America. If memory serves, I think even some W124's got 722.5's.
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You may be right - I was thinking U.S. I would imagine some other countries go the 722.5 - especially on smaller engines.
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Yes its an Australian compliance vehicle.
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I think five speed autos were offered as options in other nations before North America. If memory serves, I think even some W124's got 722.5's.
The Australian delivered W124 300CE-24, 320CE and E320 coupes (M104 powered) were only available with the 5-speed 722.5 transmission whereas the sedans, wagons, pre '90 coupes and all 4 cylinder W124 models (including coupes) came here with either the 722.3 or 722.4 (4-speed) transmissions.

The 722.5 together with the 3.69 rear axle ratio makes for great performance from the M104 powered coupes but that transmission is fragile and expensive to repair, with some subsequently having the 722.3 retrofitted.
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The Australian delivered W124 300CE-24, 320CE and E320 coupes (M104 powered) were only available with the 5-speed 722.5 transmission whereas the sedans, wagons, pre '90 coupes and all 4 cylinder W124 models (including coupes) came here with either the 722.3 or 722.4 (4-speed) transmissions.

The 722.5 together with the 3.69 rear axle ratio makes for great performance from the M104 powered coupes but that transmission is fragile and expensive to repair, with some subsequently having the 722.3 retrofitted.
I replied before seing your message. Know of any transmission options for the V8 powered 124s?
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Old 07-07-2005, 05:32 AM
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Know of any transmission options for the V8 powered 124s?
Whilst some may consider us fortunate in Australia to have got W124s with the 5-speed auto, being a right-hand-drive market we missed out on the left-hand-drive only V8 models in the W124. A left-hand-drive car needs to be a 30 year old classic before it is allowed on the roads here. I wonder if the 500E will still be my dream car when it reaches 30 years of age? I wonder if there will even be any good original ones left by then or if they will be affordable?
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Old 07-06-2005, 04:28 PM
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I think five speed autos were offered as options in other nations before North America. If memory serves, I think even some W124's got 722.5's.
Tell me more!? Do you remember where you saw the reference???
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