Differential Service at 2,000 Miles ???




quaife isnt a clutch type differential like the factory performance package one, it's a torsen type. So no need to change fluid any more frequently.




After the initial 2,000 mile oil change then it is changed at every 40,000 miles
If you know how to jack up a car and know how to remove two oil plugs then you can easily do this yourself. If you don't have a clue what any of that is then maybe you should not attempt it
The lsd was a sealed clutch pack not open to the diff fluid
All gears wear more initially until they mate up
Modern maching minimizes this but can't hurt (other than the wallet) lol
Do it 2000 and not again for 50-60k miles
Maybe 3000
http://www.upmpg.com/lubricationnews...l_maintenance/
The ring and pinion is already broken in but the wavetrac has a bunch of stufff in it
Last edited by Ingenieur; Jul 4, 2014 at 10:41 PM.
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After the initial 2,000 mile oil change then it is changed at every 40,000 miles
If you know how to jack up a car and know how to remove two oil plugs then you can easily do this yourself. If you don't have a clue what any of that is then maybe you should not attempt it

As far as DIY is concerned, I can definitely remove 2 drain plugs. Not sure I want to Mityvac and prewarm and do some of the other stuff that I've seen around the forums that may be required to change oil, diff fluid, etc. Although after I've paid a couple of dealer service bills my attitude may change
. I've got about 2/3 of a clue, I guess...




If you plan on owning a Mercedes for a long period of time and want to do more of your own maintenance then investing in a MB DAS Xentry setup so you can diagnose and monitor the systems on your car
I plan on only driving Mercedes from this point on and it is an invaluable tool.


If you plan on owning a Mercedes for a long period of time and want to do more of your own maintenance then investing in a MB DAS Xentry setup so you can diagnose and monitor the systems on your car
I plan on only driving Mercedes from this point on and it is an invaluable tool.
Thanks,
Joe








