This is a really stupid question, I know!
I just collected my new "dog transporter". It's a 1993 Mercedes 320TE Estate with a 3litre non-turbo diesel engine. The first thing I do whenever I get a "new" car is change all the "bodily fluids" so I went to Euro Car Parts this morning and bought oil and a genuine MB oil filter. The packet looked a bit small - when I opened it I saw it is not the ubiquitous canister type but just a small filter cartridge. I peered under the bonnet at the massive engine and I can't see where the oil filter housing is!
I can't buy the 124 series Haynes manual locally so I have ordered onevia the web, but this may take a while to come because of the Christmas post and I would like to change the engine oil as soon as possible. Can anyone help such an ignorant prat by describing where the oil filter bousing is?
I just collected my new "dog transporter". It's a 1993 Mercedes 320TE Estate with a 3litre non-turbo diesel engine. The first thing I do whenever I get a "new" car is change all the "bodily fluids" so I went to Euro Car Parts this morning and bought oil and a genuine MB oil filter. The packet looked a bit small - when I opened it I saw it is not the ubiquitous canister type but just a small filter cartridge. I peered under the bonnet at the massive engine and I can't see where the oil filter housing is!
I can't buy the 124 series Haynes manual locally so I have ordered onevia the web, but this may take a while to come because of the Christmas post and I would like to change the engine oil as soon as possible. Can anyone help such an ignorant prat by describing where the oil filter bousing is?