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Examine the vacuum transducers. They often fail due to not maintaining a vacuum.

The vehicle is now over a decade old with 70,000 miles and has never undergone a replacement.

MB Manchester states that the "typical interval for manual transmissions to undergo a fluid change is between 30,000 and 60,000 miles."


Is this advice accurate?

That is a valid observation; I will proceed accordingly.

What is the reason behind that? Is that intended to guarantee the complete drainage of oil by eliminating an airlock?

I have been unable to locate much information online on the manual 6-speed gearbox installed in my W205. My transmission model is (716754 00 035017), abbreviated as 716.7 in the WIS. Several internet video guides for different MB models mention a 14mm hex bolt for loosening the drain and fill screws...

Consider that option, since they are among the suggested replacement batteries with Bosch. By individuals.

I had a G55 Kompressor for two years, and I still long for it.

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