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Transmission Problem
Are you doing a full flush with filter and 13 pin electrical transmission plug? If you do make sure you get the OEM Mercedes 13 pin plug since aftermarket can have the incorrect O-ring specs.
Transmission mount is cheap and easy to change, so its a good idea.
Be careful changing plugs. Often the plug leads are hard to get off and its not always obvious when they are reconnected/ seated properly on the plugs. That then causes more problems.




Doing 5l service you can save about 10 bucks using Shell ATF, but don't be like one of those MB owners who saved $3 on Zerex coolant and later start topics "why is my engine overheating"




Leave the pan off overnight, what will get you additional 1 -1.5l drip.
Just dropping the pan gets about 2.6l and that is what dealer usually do.
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Pilot bushing has orings on it, who age and leak costing electronic shorts. Orings are not sold separately, so you have to spend 10 bucks. Beware that new orings are hard to push in and don't bend pins in the process. Lube new orings with ATF and pay attention to the bushing position. Best -take a picture of old bushing before removal.
The best price I found was on Amazon sold under Mopar brand, what is original MB bushing made in Czech Republic. Part 2035400253
Avoid other brands.
I saw service topics on the net, but there is not really that much to show.
For fluid refill the best way is to measure drained ATF and refill the same amount. Than recheck with dipstick on hot transmission to make sure.
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Pilot bushing seals connection between plate outlet and outside harness plug, otherwise the ATF would drip on the floor.
Unintended effect is that when internal oring leaks and external oring holds - the ATF is carried by capillary action up to TCU making additional mess there.

http://www.shell.us/business-custome...RzL3B1YmxpYy8=
It typically just lists the headquarters of the place that sells Shell ATF 134, they may have other locations in the state. Last time I got a case of 12, it was around $62 so a little over $5 a quart.

now all my searching for plugs show the white 1/4 turn plug ... and I have one of those. But this one is different.
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