When noticing fluid loss or gear shifting
malfunctions, we recommend to have
your authorized Mercedes-Benz dealer
check the transmission fluid level.
The fluid level in the transmission is
dependent upon its temperature. The
maximum and minimum fluid level
marks on the dipstick are applicable
references only if the transmission
fluid level has reached its normal
operating temperature of 176° F
(80°C).
The transmission fluid level should only
be checked with the engine idling,
parking brake engaged and selector
lever in position "P". The vehicle must
be parked on level ground.
Important!
Prior to the check, allow engine to idle
for approx. 1 to 2 minutes.
If the transmission fluid cools down to
68 - 86° F (20 - 30 °C), which is the
normal shop temperature range, then
the maximum fluid level will be
approximately 0.4 in (10 mm) below the
minimum mark on the dipstick. We
stress this point because a fluid
change is normally performed when
the transmission fluid has cooled down
to shop temperature.
Measure fluid level with the dipstick
completely inserted and the locking
lever released (1).
Dipstick locking lever of 600 SEC
shown
Extreme cleanliness must be observed!
To wipe the dipstick, use a clean, lint-
free cloth.
Checking Automatic
Transmission Fluid Level
1
2
Release
Engage
To fill the transmission with fluid, pour it
through a fine-mesh filter into the
dipstick opening. Even the slightest
impurity may cause operational
troubles.
The fluid level must not exceed the
dipstick maximum mark with the fluid
at operating temperature. Drain or
siphon excess fluid, if required.
Then push dipstick all the way in and
swing locking lever downwards (2).
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| Categories | Mercedes-Benz CL-Class Manuals, Mercedes-Benz Manuals |
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| Document Type | Free PDF Auto Owner's Manual Download. |
| Tags | Mercedes-Benz 500 SEC, Mercedes-Benz 600 SEC, Mercedes-Benz W140 |
| Model Year | 1993 |
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