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not sure if they replace the connector when the fluid service was done or not... left the car back home and i am now on work travel. will dig to the bottom of this matter in 3 weeks time.
story goes like this: i tested out my home made dip stick on my brother's e200k few weeks ago... when i started to doubt the mb fluid service was done correctly or not on mine. The fluid level was roughly 70mm from pan bottom (80 degrees but engine off). reason i did it with the engine off was because, i had sent it to the same mb tech for confirmation if i need fluid service. he checked it with presumably the mb dipstick with the engine off and told me everything is in order. i figured i should check mine using the same method. when i came back home and did the same to mine, it was like not even 50mm from pan bottom... i wasn't too sure since my homemade dipstick was like a bit too short when used on my e280... will make a longer dipstick and try again.
now i will have 'murder' in my eyes if i ever find out the stupid idiot did not put enough fluid back in 4 months ago.
story goes like this: i tested out my home made dip stick on my brother's e200k few weeks ago... when i started to doubt the mb fluid service was done correctly or not on mine. The fluid level was roughly 70mm from pan bottom (80 degrees but engine off). reason i did it with the engine off was because, i had sent it to the same mb tech for confirmation if i need fluid service. he checked it with presumably the mb dipstick with the engine off and told me everything is in order. i figured i should check mine using the same method. when i came back home and did the same to mine, it was like not even 50mm from pan bottom... i wasn't too sure since my homemade dipstick was like a bit too short when used on my e280... will make a longer dipstick and try again.
now i will have 'murder' in my eyes if i ever find out the stupid idiot did not put enough fluid back in 4 months ago.