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How many liters of engine oil should be added to the Mercedes-Benz GLA200?

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Lindsay

09/04/25 5:29am

The Mercedes-Benz GLA200 requires approximately 6.5 liters of engine oil. Below is an introduction to the oil change cycle and considerations for selecting engine oil. Oil Change Cycle: The oil change cycle varies depending on the engine model of the vehicle. In fact, car maintenance is also determined based on the oil change cycle. The change cycle for full synthetic oil is 10,000 kilometers, for semi-synthetic oil it is 8,000 kilometers, and for mineral oil it is 5,000 kilometers. Considerations for Selecting Engine Oil: The choice of engine oil should be based on the requirements of the engine, selecting oil that matches the engine. Multi-grade oil should be chosen as it offers advantages such as fuel efficiency, long service life, and high performance, providing better protection for the engine. The oil level should be slightly below the mark on the dipstick and should not be overfilled.

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LeColin

09/16/25 6:28am

I've been driving a Mercedes-Benz GLA200 for several years, and each oil change requires approximately 6.3 liters of oil. This amount is based on the official manual, and my car is equipped with the M282 engine model. During the actual oil change, the mechanic first drains the old oil and then adds new oil up to the marked level. It's advisable not to attempt adding oil yourself, as mistakes can easily occur: adding too little can cause wear on engine components, while adding too much may lead to excessive oil pressure and leaks. I also prefer using full synthetic oil, as recommended by Mercedes-Benz, with a viscosity of 0W-20, which helps save fuel and protects the engine. The optimal interval for oil changes is between 8,000 to 10,000 kilometers, and don't forget to replace the oil filter. Regularly checking the oil dipstick is a basic maintenance task—ensure the car is parked on level ground and the engine is warm before checking, making sure the oil level is between the min and max marks. This practice ensures smooth driving and extends the vehicle's lifespan.

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