mercedes oil dipstick tool cl600
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mercedes oil dipstick tool cl600
hi, i just ordered the oil dipstick tool and have done some research. the cl65 has the measurement on the dipstick quoted as 123m.m. cold and 130m.m. hot. i don't know if this is correct, or not. what i would really like to know is how many m.m. the dipstick should read on a 2004 cl600 when the engine oil is cold. any help is greatly appreciated.
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actually mine takes 9 1/2 quartz when cold and filter replaced. what i'm looking for are what the m.m. reading that should be on the dipstick tool. mostly interested in motor oil, but would be nice to know the m.m. reading on the tool for the tranny fluid as well.
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Your 275.950 engine with filter(275 180 00 09) change takes 9 l of 229.3 5w40 oil.
You test the oil level with the on board multi function display see attached pdf read carefully and research and learn that display it will save you money.
Your 275.950 engine with filter(275 180 00 09) change takes 9 l of 229.3 5w40 oil.
You test the oil level with the on board multi function display see attached pdf read carefully and research and learn that display it will save you money.
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okay, got the tool and the measurement is 117 on the dipstick when the oil is full at cold temperature. funny thing is the oil dipstick tool will not go far enough through the transmission tube to get any reading. the tool is long enough and fits into the tube no problem, but i believe there is a bend on the bottom of the tranny tube that doesn't allow the tool to bend through it. i believe this is do to plastic pieces that are on the tool for i guess rigidity factors. i may try to ground off these plastic pieces to see if the tool will then work in the tranny. bottom line i also have a dipstick tool for the transmission and that works in both the tranny and oil tubes, but doesn't have measurements for the oil. this is just for your info since i brought up the subject. 2004 cl600 oil reading on dipstick tool is 117 with cold oil. i would assume all cl600's from 2000-2006 would be similar, but do your own research as this info. is only on my car.
