Mercedes-Benz Original ATF 134 1L MB236.14 Automatic Transmission Oil/Fluid

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In addition, the manufacturer Mercedes-Benz continues its system of approvals for transmission oils. Tronic+ transmissions have the equipment code A89 for the friction-reduced converter on the data card and a transmission number from 2. It is therefore essential to change automatic transmission oil at the prescribed maintenance intervals and, in the meantime, to check for possible transmission oil loss. If there is no sign of a recent change, it's worth checking the condition of the fluid by checking the colour of the fluid - if the transmission fluid is clean and red or pinkish in colour, it was probably changed recently. For example, most 7G-DCT dual clutch transmission oils from Mercedes-Benz require the release MB 236.

I like to remove five screws and hold the pan up with my hand when removing the last screw to carefully take down the pan. Having spent over 18 years in the motor trade as a senior/ master technician, I have gained a huge amount of experience and skills. Cost of an automatic transmission flush depends on your location, car and what parts the manufacturer recommends for the work. Carriage / Packing charges are subsidised and do not even cover our own net costs - we do not make a profit on carriage! As a general tip, let the car sit overnight so that all of the transmission fluid drains into the pan and filter.Like everything else we sell, the transmission service kits come with our Lifetime Replacement Guarantee. The business operates as a mobile mechanic business serving Lancaster and a 50 -mile radius working with all makes/models and repairs. An oil change on the 7G-Tronic transmission is often due after 50,000 km or 3 years (exceptions must be observed! When changing automatic transmission oil at intervals, automatic transmission flushing is always a good idea to completely remove any used oil still in the transmission.

An overview of the current Mercedes-Benz transmission oil approvals can be found in the Mercedes sheet of the operating instructions list 231.Most manufacturers suggest changing the transmission fluid every 30,000 miles or 2 years, whichever comes first.