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MB 4 and 5>speed automatic
transmission
without regulated torque converter
lockup clutch (KeB) (model designation
722.3/4/5)
the specs state.
SHOULD BE USED 236.1 236.6 236.7 236.9 236.10
CAN BE USED 236.12
reference:
http://bevo.mercedes-benz.com/d/d/en/Spec_231_1.pdf
My 1993 400SE owners book states 236.6 236.9
I collected the MB fluid from the dealer and its sheet is 236.6
My questions are:
1 What does MB mean by "can"
2 Presumably newer fluids have advantage over older ones provided they are compatible approved, so why do the newer ones not render the older ones obsolete?
3 Why have MB not supplied at least 236.9, if not 236.12, rather than the236.6?
3 Which one should I use and why?
After PAS and fuel filter I am ready to change my transmission fluid, I have the gasket. filter, loan of a ramp and some of this MB 236.6.
I intend to keep this car for good or as long as practicable. I love it.
Its the best Merc
transmission
without regulated torque converter
lockup clutch (KeB) (model designation
722.3/4/5)
the specs state.
SHOULD BE USED 236.1 236.6 236.7 236.9 236.10
CAN BE USED 236.12
reference:
http://bevo.mercedes-benz.com/d/d/en/Spec_231_1.pdf
My 1993 400SE owners book states 236.6 236.9
I collected the MB fluid from the dealer and its sheet is 236.6
My questions are:
1 What does MB mean by "can"
2 Presumably newer fluids have advantage over older ones provided they are compatible approved, so why do the newer ones not render the older ones obsolete?
3 Why have MB not supplied at least 236.9, if not 236.12, rather than the236.6?
3 Which one should I use and why?
After PAS and fuel filter I am ready to change my transmission fluid, I have the gasket. filter, loan of a ramp and some of this MB 236.6.
I intend to keep this car for good or as long as practicable. I love it.
Its the best Merc
