Please verify correct PS fluid for E320?
08-19-2009, 07:38 PM
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Please verify correct PS fluid for E320?
Hello,
I went to the dealer today and they substituted #A001989240310 PS fluid for the #MBBQ1320001, that I requested. Is this the correct PS fluid for my car?
Brent
I went to the dealer today and they substituted #A001989240310 PS fluid for the #MBBQ1320001, that I requested. Is this the correct PS fluid for my car?
Brent
08-20-2009, 12:45 AM
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Thank you for your response. Sorry, a little confused now.
I've been told that both MBBQ132001, and A001989240 are Synthetic oil for newer cars, and I should not mix with fluid BQ146001, or 0009898803, which are mineral based, and the older version recommended for my car. ( which presumably is in it now.)
I plan on just using a turkey baster to suck out old and fill with new repeatedly. So, I probably won't be able to get all of the old out.
On Autohaus website:
"If replacing nonsynthetic fluid, it is recommended you drain entire system of the original hydraulic fluid."
https://www.autohausaz.com/search/pr...r=001989240310
Brent
I've been told that both MBBQ132001, and A001989240 are Synthetic oil for newer cars, and I should not mix with fluid BQ146001, or 0009898803, which are mineral based, and the older version recommended for my car. ( which presumably is in it now.)I plan on just using a turkey baster to suck out old and fill with new repeatedly. So, I probably won't be able to get all of the old out.
On Autohaus website:
"If replacing nonsynthetic fluid, it is recommended you drain entire system of the original hydraulic fluid."
https://www.autohausaz.com/search/pr...r=001989240310
Brent
