Just changed Differential Fluid




Just changed the differential fluid in my 2014 C63 AMG Coupe 507. As most of you know it is due initially at 2,000 miles for LSD differentials. It has 2,500 miles on it right now so I decided to do it today.
Doing it myself it cost me about $60.00 and about an hour of my time. A lot cheaper than taking it to the dealership and I know it is done right

It is very easy to do and just about anyone should be able to tackle it themselves. You need a 19mm wrench for the plugs if anyone was wondering.
The fluid was pretty dirty and had a lot of particulates in it that looked like clutch pack material and possibly some material from the initial gear break in so I am glad that I did it when it was due.
I purchased the fluid at ECS Tuning. That is usually where I purchase all of my Mercedes parts
Last edited by JRHolt; Jul 12, 2014 at 01:07 PM.
Last edited by shades; Jul 12, 2014 at 02:10 PM.
Sound very straight forward.
As for the other comments, I asked because I have heard of others only having one bolt at the top/ side and having to pump the fluid out, and needing a pump it back in.
So, this one sounds pretty straight forward.
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I changed the fluid in my LSD diff today.
Picked up three little bottles (.5L) from the dealer for $45.
The little bottles have a built in snout that pulls out and it is perfect for filling the diff.
Takes 1.2 quarts/liters so I had some left to throw away.
Very simple job.
G
I changed the fluid in my LSD diff today.
Picked up three little bottles (.5L) from the dealer for $45.
The little bottles have a built in snout that pulls out and it is perfect for filling the diff.
Takes 1.2 quarts/liters so I had some left to throw away.
Very simple job.
G

BTW, what's the torque spec for the drain and fill bolts?
Last edited by Thrilla; Feb 1, 2015 at 02:01 PM. Reason: torque spec











