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Old 10-30-2006, 09:38 PM
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What brand would you replace the stock air filters with. I think I will stay with paper filters. I am not real interested in $160 from the dealer.


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Is the AMG transmission a sealed unit. I do not find a dipstick. I do not yet have a manual for my 2002 clk 55 amg. This is why I ask. What is the suggested fluid change interval??

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Old 10-30-2006, 11:40 PM
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Air filter: I use WIX or go with a K & N as I did.

Tranny: Never service? MB says so. I say do fluids and filter including draining the torque converter, every 60K. The DEALERSHIP Should do this service for about $160. Do the Rear Differential gear oil too. Your car will last longer, for sure.
 
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What brand would you replace the stock air filters with. I think I will stay with paper filters. I am not real interested in $160 from the dealer.
Also Is the AMG transmission a sealed unit. I do not find a dipstick. I do not yet have a manual for my 2002 clk 55 amg. This is why I ask. What is the suggested fluid change interval??

Thanks
You can use MANN Filter for your air filter you can buy this online.

You can order the dipstick at e-bay. And leave your AT Fluid change to the pro.

AT Fluid change interval is between 50-70K miles.


 
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Old 03-27-2007, 07:14 PM
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Air filter: I use WIX or go with a K & N as I did.

Tranny: Never service? MB says so. I say do fluids and filter including draining the torque converter, every 60K. The DEALERSHIP Should do this service for about $160. Do the Rear Differential gear oil too. Your car will last longer, for sure.
FYI, 2000-2002 and up CLK55 does not have drain for the torque converter.
 
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