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I’m planning on replacing both my A/C compressor and A/C condenser on my 2011 Mercedes-Benz W212 E350 4 matic, and I want to make sure I handle the A/C oil correctly.
The parts I’m installing are:
• A/C Condenser: Denso 2045000654
• A/C Compressor: Mahle Behr ACP342000S
My main question is about oil quantity and distribution.
How much PAG oil should be added to the new compressor, and does the new condenser require any oil to be added, or should the condenser be installed completely dry?
I want to make sure the oil amount is correct before pulling vacuum and charging the system so I don’t over- or under-oil it.
Any advice or factory-correct guidance would be appreciated. Thanks.
First you must check with MB WIS on how much denso compressor oil is to be added for NEW condenser ( and its new dessicant filter ).
I am not in Jakarta my home base and my PC back home has the EPC/WIS...
Attached what I got from my archive in MB world.
As for NEW compressor, it is easy, oil balance the new compressor.
First you must check with MB WIS on how much denso compressor oil is to be added for NEW condenser ( and its new dessicant filter ).
I am not in Jakarta my home base and my PC back home has the EPC/WIS...
Attached what I got from my archive in MB world.
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