Transmission service interval looks wrong
I thought I'd take a look to see when the transmission would need to be serviced again. I couldn't find where it would need to be serviced again on my C300 w204. Then I started looking at the other cars maintenance schedule and they didn't show one after the 39,000 mile mark either.
Is this a misprint in the service book?
I thought I'd take a look to see when the transmission would need to be serviced again. I couldn't find where it would need to be serviced again on my C300 w204. Then I started looking at the other cars maintenance schedule and they didn't show one after the 39,000 mile mark either.
Is this a misprint in the service book?
I asked my S/A why only once at 40,000 miles and his reply was that by 40,000 the box was fully run-in, the filter would have collected any swarf, and once changed no further swarf would be produced. So, no further changes needed
HTH
Thanks for responding.
I did a little digging and it looks like the transmission started off a few generations ago being a sealed transmission that never required service. Then somewhere along the way, I guess they found out that it need a good flush and then would be good for the rest of its life.
I'm a little surprised that they don't require regular flushes as domestic cars do. But I'm happy to not have to spend on this every couple of years.

I thought I'd take a look to see when the transmission would need to be serviced again. I couldn't find where it would need to be serviced again on my C300 w204. Then I started looking at the other cars maintenance schedule and they didn't show one after the 39,000 mile mark either.
Is this a misprint in the service book?



