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DIY 722.9 7G-tronic 7-speed automatic transmission service thread
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12-09-2011, 05:02 PM
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Level is checked by spill over method at correct temp from beneath. Use IR thermometer or similar on pan to take temperature as an alternative to Star DAS.
The use of 236.14 fluid is mandated. Ryder fleet products have by far the best deal on this product by Shell at under US$ 6 per quart. Most dealers are charging over $20/quart. The Shell product is fully approved. Many use Fuchs Titan 4134 as well. See description. It is Shell product in a Shell container - Pennzoil is owned by Shell. Many have confirmed correct product in Shell packaging on receipt. http://www.ryderfleetproducts.com/ry...oductDetail.do    
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12-09-2011, 05:05 PM
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Just cobble up a large syringe/oil pumping arrangement with a flexible tube on it & get the car on a hoist. All you are doing is replacing a workshop air operated pump. Observe temperature requirements in the attached pdf.s to Johnands DIY thread and above. Read pdf's in detail - all will be plain.
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Found this detailed description of the 722.9 auto trans on the web. Likly already in Johnands thread. Includes some off MB doucument pages, posted by Glyn as necessary.
MERCEDES-automatic-transmission-722-9 .
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Yep - That's one of the training programs for techs that I got from MB & have used.
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Approved fluid update
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W209 - Gentle Warning - Service your 722.9 Transmission every 39K miles 60K Km's
W204 - Gentle Warning - Service your 722.9 Transmission every 39K miles 60K Km's W203 - Gentle Warning - Service your 722.9 Transmission every 39K miles 60K Km's
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Llandudno, Cape Town, South Africa Last edited by Glyn M Ruck; 01-21-2012 at 11:41 AM. |
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I just found in another thread where someone who just had a transmission service found that he was charged for 6 quarts of fluid and the concensus is that they must have not done the torque converter as it should have taken 9 quarts. Does this sound right and does it apply to my 2008 C300???? Transmission service done, but ........ Last edited by JimPap; 05-04-2012 at 08:12 AM. |
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Not all W204 has the TC-Plug
I querried my C350 and was told not all W204's with this transmission comes with the TC-Plug, so 6L Fluid.
I was invited to bring car and they show me, I will do that. What now ?, is my question.
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07-17-2012, 08:31 PM
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Your car will have a TC drain plug.
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07-18-2012, 02:53 AM
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Thanks, they offered to redo the job if there is a plug.
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07-18-2012, 07:10 AM
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I have never seen a W204 without a TC drain. Only very early 722.9 transmissions fitted to the S Class before the W204 launch.
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Glynn, I 'believe' I have the 722.9 transmission in my 2007 R W251. Does the 'reprogram' work on this transmission as I do with my 2004 W209 5-speed? (key to 'on', push throttle to floor, hold 5 seconds, turn off key, release throttle, wait 2 minutes before removing key) Works great in the 5 speed to get rid of 'granny' mentality!
Thanks! Jerry
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Does RWD have to worry about this? Or this is just 4matic thingy?
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