2000 XKR Transmission Fluid & Filter Change
Last night was perfect weather and I did a bunch of stuff on my XKR. This was one of those jobs.
I bought:
-Duralast TF178 Transmission Filter $17 at Autozone (LINK)
-2x 4qt Valvoline MaxLife ATF $40 at Autozone (LINK)
-1 722.6 Dipstick, bought a long time ago but about $8 (LINK)
What tools:
-1/4 and 3/8 Drive Ratchets
--5mm Allen socket/key/whatever
--5mm Torx socket/key/whatever
-IR Thermometer (borrowed a Fluke 62 MAX IR Thermometer)
Steps:
This guide is almost dead on:
Pelican Technical Article: Mercedes Benz - Automatic Transmission Fluid Change
This is a very easy job. This is so much easier than the ZF units I've worked on. The pan gasket is quite clever too; this is a very straightforward job.
I bought:
-Duralast TF178 Transmission Filter $17 at Autozone (LINK)
-2x 4qt Valvoline MaxLife ATF $40 at Autozone (LINK)
-1 722.6 Dipstick, bought a long time ago but about $8 (LINK)
What tools:
-1/4 and 3/8 Drive Ratchets
--5mm Allen socket/key/whatever
--5mm Torx socket/key/whatever
-IR Thermometer (borrowed a Fluke 62 MAX IR Thermometer)
Steps:
This guide is almost dead on:
Pelican Technical Article: Mercedes Benz - Automatic Transmission Fluid Change
This is a very easy job. This is so much easier than the ZF units I've worked on. The pan gasket is quite clever too; this is a very straightforward job.
You might have considered replacing the electrical coupler o rings, these will eventually leak on this transmission, one of only 3 problems we'll possibly see. You'd drain fluid, pull coupler and throw on 2 o rings.
Thanks.
I believe you can get them through Mercedez
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