How often should the transmission fluid of the Mercedes-Benz C200L be changed?

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DelFrancisco
07/30/25 9:26am
Mercedes-Benz C200L transmission fluid replacement cycle is 60,000 kilometers. Manual replacement capacity is 7L, machine replacement capacity is 10L. Mercedes-Benz C200L transmission fluid replacement methods: 1. Gravity replacement: The method and principle are the same as engine oil. Use tools to loosen the nut, and the transmission fluid will automatically flow out under gravity. Although this method is simple, it cannot completely drain the fluid. Not all transmission fluid can be discharged due to mechanical structures with dead corners such as depressions and pits. 2. Circulation machine replacement: Store new transmission fluid inside the circulation machine, connect the transmission and the circulation machine through pipeline interfaces, and the new fluid pushes out the old fluid under the action of the circulation machine. This method cleans the oil circuit more thoroughly. The more new transmission fluid used in the circulation machine cleaning, the cleaner the old fluid will be discharged. Circulation machine replacement of transmission fluid requires about 10-15L of fluid each time. This method takes about 1 hour. 3. Remove the oil pan for fluid replacement: This method is a root cleaning method and can also clean the oil filter. However, removing the oil pan is a major task, and the corresponding labor cost will also increase.
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