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Mine has a sticker stating to use Mobil 1 0w-40 on it...Originally Posted by MegGLK350
Buy Mobil-1 0w-40 it's in MB specs 229.5.
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Originally Posted by MBRedux
Please see this thread: https://mbworld.org/forums/glk-class...arket-one.html
Has anyone ever used the Tablets Made by AEROSPACE 303??If you watch their video it fizzs like alka seltzer and then it totally disolves, they claim no residue in the tank..just pop in and fill with water...My friend uses it in a PorscheCayanne and never had a problem


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WARNING: Please do not confuse this oil with Mobil-1 ESP Formula-M 5w-40. They sound alike but they are NOT THE SAME. ESP is for diesel engines ONLY! Also, please DO NOT GET the “over the counter” straight Mobil-1 5w-40 either. This oil does not meet the strict Mercedes Benz 229.5 spec."
Please note: Originally Posted by MBRedux
As far as the correct oil is concerned, the oil MUST conform to the MB-229.5 specification. However, the correct viscosity and type used by the factory in our GLK is Mobil-1 Formula-M 5w-40. This oil must be used year round and can ONLY be purchased at the dealer for now. WARNING: Please do not confuse this oil with Mobil-1 ESP Formula-M 5w-40. They sound alike but they are NOT THE SAME. ESP is for diesel engines ONLY! Also, please DO NOT GET the “over the counter” straight Mobil-1 5w-40 either. This oil does not meet the strict Mercedes Benz 229.5 spec."
This oil formulation is no longer available. The new oil recommended by Mobil-1 is their over the counter 0w-40. Castrol Syntec 0w-30 European Formula also meets the 229.5 spec. and is available in the USA.
http://www.mobiloil.com/USA-English/...l_1_0W-40.aspx
http://www.mobil.com/USA-English/Lub...l_1_0W-40.aspx
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Cool; thanks for the update!
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I also would like to add to this "oil confusion".
My model year 2011 GLK 350 4matic gasoline engine requires 7 Liter / 7.4 quarts only - Although the manual states 8 liter, the dealer confirmed 7 Liter.
I think the difference is between RWD and 4matic, because the front wheel drive shaft of the 4matic is going thru the oil pan.
My model year 2011 GLK 350 4matic gasoline engine requires 7 Liter / 7.4 quarts only - Although the manual states 8 liter, the dealer confirmed 7 Liter.
I think the difference is between RWD and 4matic, because the front wheel drive shaft of the 4matic is going thru the oil pan.
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Prob the multiplate clutch uses the engine oil aswell? The differentials at both end should have their own type of oil anyhow
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