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Factory Approved Products List ?
I got a set of manuals on CD. Just about everywhere there is a mention of fluids, it says "see MBNA factory approved service products list."
I searched the internet for such a list & nothing came up. Has anyone gathered this info? I see random mention here about appropriate brake fluids, etc., but there doesn't seem to be a single reference point for all the info. TIA |
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I've seen it only in paper form - it's a little pamphlet in the owner's manual / service book pouch. If there isn't one with your car I'm sure you could get one from the dealer.
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PS, Brakes, and Transfluid
This sheet must be missing from my owners packet. From what I've seen, if you aren't using MB products, a 95 E300D uses the following grade/make fluids:
Anitfreeze: Zerex Brakes: DOT 4 What about Trans and PS? I've seen some people say they use ATF in PS. Is this for older models, or is it done in 95 models as well? BTW, I have searched, but I am not sure how to limit a search on "ATF" to find my model & year without a ton of unhelpful hits. |
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Here is the list
The MBNA Factory Approved Service Products List is now available online, thanks to x0rr0 who is hosting the web site. Here is the link:
MBNA Factory Approved Service Products
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95 E320 Cabriolet, 169K |
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Don't substitue ATF for power steering fluid.
The coolant that MB recommends is the stuff they package themselves. It has a very low Ph factor. Figure about $10/gallon and when mixed 50/50 with distilled water gives you two gallons of coolant which is normally enough to do a coolant change. Use DOT 4 or DOT 4 Plus brake fluid. I think the list you are talking about is available from the dealer. It's constantly changing. |
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