gear box and oil leak
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glk220 4matic 2010
gear box and oil leak
hello every one i have one problem with my glk220 2010 170hp cdi 4matic blue efficiency i had to many problems with the car from the first day that i get the car and now i don't know from where to start the first gear box that was in the car it was with defective and again the new one its problematic when i start in the morning to go and the car its cold its drop very bad the gears from the 3 on the 1 its only when i need to stop on red light or stop table and it's was from the beginning when i take the car from the series about now it's more worse the gear drop down to the (1 )...... if some one has the same problem with the gearbox please let me know...
and i have oil issues that i can not find from where they are i have a massive leaking on the floor on the drive way
and i have oil issues that i can not find from where they are i have a massive leaking on the floor on the drive way
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and transmission oil change after the new transmission installation before 7months
thank you for reply to me
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I thought the GLKs had electric power steering, therefore no power steering fluid and pump to leak. Or was this only on the later GLKs?
Then again, I seem to remember my 2008 C300 had power steering via hydraulics, and the GLK shared most of its platform with the C-class. Perhaps the early GLKs had hydraulic power steering which was updated to electric for the later models.
Regardless, good thing you've found the leak and can now repair it. It might make sense to also check any other hoses in the power steering circuit; if one leaked, maybe others aren't far behind.
Then again, I seem to remember my 2008 C300 had power steering via hydraulics, and the GLK shared most of its platform with the C-class. Perhaps the early GLKs had hydraulic power steering which was updated to electric for the later models.
Regardless, good thing you've found the leak and can now repair it. It might make sense to also check any other hoses in the power steering circuit; if one leaked, maybe others aren't far behind.
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As with the reply from "Mmr1" ... those two photos don't tell us much, without explanation.
#1 ... what is in the spray bottle, what is he spraying at, and why spraying ?
#2 ... I don't know what the part is in that close up photo - can you explain ?
#1 ... what is in the spray bottle, what is he spraying at, and why spraying ?
#2 ... I don't know what the part is in that close up photo - can you explain ?
