Mercedes Transmission Fluid Change Plano Richardson Allen McKinney TX
Check out Linear Automotive when you need a certified Mercedes-Benz transmission fluid change in Plano, Allen, Richardson, Frisco, or McKinney, Texas. We have certified technicians that are highly qualified to provide the Mercedes Transmission Fluid Changes. Come visit with our experts and find out why the short drive for our certified Mercedes service in Plano is worth it.
Mercedes Transmission Service
Transmission Fluid Flush
Each model and year may have specialized maintenance requirements at specific intervals. There has been a lot of controversy about sealed transmissions and whether they can be serviced or should be serviced. The resource Benzworld.org sealed for life report states: “Any Mercedes-Benz vehicles model year 1998-2005 are not required a transmission service. If we can be of any further assistance, please feel free to e-mail us again or call us at 1-800-FOR-MERCedes (1-800-367-6372).” - Consumer Promotions, Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC.
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“However, MBUSA has changed the “sealed for life” recommendation gradually by adding more frequent service in later model years. In late 2004, MB published an article (AP00.20-U-1208IB) calling for the “once at 39k mi” transmission fluid/filter service for the 722.6 transmission (see the picture below). The 2006 “Maintenance Booklet 2006 Passenger Cars” has the following: Recommended additional maintenance checks for high-mileage vehicles at 143,000 miles, Check if all fluid levels and changes are updated…
The “once at 39k mi” service did not officially get into the “Maintenance Booklet 2007 Passenger Cars” until the 2007 model year. In the 2009 model year, MBUSA started the every 40k mi transmission fluid/filter service. So you see this gradual decrease from “sealed for life” to “once at 39k mi” to “every 40k mi.”
To be fair and clear, many late models use the 7-speed, 722.9 (NAG 2) transmissions. However, some 4Matic and 4 cylinder models after 2005 are still equipped with the 722.6 transmissions (although different models). For example, the 2006/7 E350 4Matic still use the 722.6 transmission and MBUSA essentially has three different recommendations for the 2005, 2006, and 2007 models. “
“Most people would recommend that the transmission fluid/filter in the W210 should be changed at 40k – 60k mi intervals.” Quoted from Benz World. The 2008 autos can have the automatic transmission oil and filter change at 39K miles and then “set for life”. The 
2009 autos have a regular automatic transmission interval for oil and filter change every 40K miles. Skipping to 2013 the intervals are dependent on the engine type. With all the controversy about the ‘Sealed for Life’ now gone, the 2013 maintenance for Mercedes engines will allow for the transmission oil/filter to be changed in the factory recommended maintenance schedule.
Linear Automotive can provide your transmission fluid and filter service providing the proper OEM fluid replacement for optimum performance. Linear Automotive has a reputation for top quality Mercedes maintenance, services and repairs. Give us a call or stop by for a free estimate.
Mercedes Transmission Fluid Service
If your Mercedes needs transmission fluid service give Linear Automotive a call and we will be glad to schedule an appointment. Our certified mechanics help people who need Mercedes Transmission Service in Plano, Richardson, Allen, McKinney, Frisco, The Colony, and all surrounding areas in North Texas.
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This was added later…..
“However, MBUSA has changed the “sealed for life” recommendation gradually by adding more frequent service in later model years. In late 2004, MB published an article (AP00.20-U-1208IB) calling for the “once at 39k mi” transmission fluid/filter service for the 722.6 transmission (see the picture below). The 2006 “Maintenance Booklet 2006 Passenger Cars” has the following: Recommended additional maintenance checks for high-mileage vehicles at 143,000 miles, Check if all fluid levels and changes are updated…
The “once at 39k mi” service did not officially get into the “Maintenance Booklet 2007 Passenger Cars” until the 2007 model year. In the 2009 model year, MBUSA started the every 40k mi transmission fluid/filter service. So you see this gradual decrease from “sealed for life” to “once at 39k mi” to “every 40k mi.”
To be fair and clear, many late models use the 7-speed, 722.9 (NAG 2) transmissions. However, some 4Matic and 4 cylinder models after 2005 are still equipped with the 722.6 transmissions (although different models). For example, the 2006/7 E350 4Matic still use the 722.6 transmission and MBUSA essentially has three different recommendations for the 2005, 2006, and 2007 models. “
“Most people would recommend that the transmission fluid/filter in the W210 should be changed at 40k – 60k mi intervals.” Quoted from Benz World. The 2008 autos can have the automatic transmission oil and filter change at 39K miles and then “set for life”. The 2009 autos have a regular automatic transmission interval for oil and filter change every 40K miles. Skipping to 2013 the intervals are dependent on the engine type. With all the controversy about the ‘Sealed for Life’ now gone, the 2013 maintenance for Mercedes engines will allow for the transmission oil/filter to be changed in the factory recommended maintenance schedule.
Linear Automotive can provide your transmission fluid and filter service providing the proper OEM fluid replacement for optimum performance. Transmission flushes in the 90’s use to have problems by not cleaning the pan properly, but today the power flush is available with a complete transmission flush and cleaning of the micro particles and fine debris on the magnet in the pan as well as cleaning of the screen. We also replace the pan gasket or pan sealing if applicable. We clean the system like new again. Linear Automotive has a reputation for top quality Mercedes maintenance, services and repairs. Give us a call or stop by for a free estimate.Click Any Service Below For More Info
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