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I have a W212 2013 E550 cabriolet. I've checked various sites including the official Mann site for reference. Everywhere is telling me to use the HU7025z filter. I Ordered 2 from amazon but when I checked the housing before I drained the oil, it's completely different. What is going on? Please help me understand this. Thanks!
Last edited by RA0419242; 10-05-2023 at 01:43 PM.
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I just checked the Mann website...the filter you require (which matches your present, used filter) is HU 6008z. Double check the site on your own to confirm.
finish your oil change, change the filter later, they're durable enough just replace it once the parts come in
the coupes have a different engine code than the sedans. 966 being the coupe, 971's being the sedan despite both being M273 engines. It's for packaging reasons so they change some of the front accessories to move stuff around to clear certain brackets and whatnot
finish your oil change, change the filter later, they're durable enough just replace it once the parts come in
the coupes have a different engine code than the sedans. 966 being the coupe, 971's being the sedan despite both being M273 engines. It's for packaging reasons so they change some of the front accessories to move stuff around to clear certain brackets and whatnot
Chris he has a M278. Just want to minimize confusion.
Same with me and my '16 C207 w/ M278. When I look up the filter for it most places say to use the one you bought, but the correct one is MB 2781840125
This Hengst 1761800800 is the one I like to use, it's the nice fluffy kind: https://fcpeuro.com/products/mercede...des-1761800800
I don't trust ANYthing sold on Amazon from a Scrabble named company. "CKFIT" wtf is that? if it was sold by amazon and shipped from amazon, ok. but the alphabet soup names are mostly fly by night Chinese vendors, and they push a lot of counterfeit crap.
10-05-2023, 01:40 PM
