HOW TO FIX MERCEDES TRANSMISSION LEAK Common Leak FIX
Hey guys here is a video about a Common Transmission leak on Mercedes vehicles. If you have the 722.6 transmission they have a common leak that if it is not fixed your car might go in LIMP Mode and even damage the Transmission Control Module.
The common leak is caused by an aging O-ring that is very inexpensive compare to replacing the whole transmission.
We demonstrated on ML Class W163 but W203 and C-CLASS E-CLASS AND S-CLASS Share this transmission even some other models as well.
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better to take the bottom two off first. Then remove the center ones allowing the oil to pour off the back with much less of an area to catch oil. 🙂
Hey guys, thank you very much for the video! I did the same thing to my 99 ml 320. The gears dont slip anymore and P0700 code is gone! The job cost me around 60 bucks and 3 hours. Many thanks!!!
what the shovel doing there lol