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Both the M156 engine for either the C63 or the E63 are the same, but with a few differences for each chassis. My E63 has two drain plugs for the oil pan, one up front and one in the middle, as the C63 only has one located up front. The wiring lume is different as you don't see this on the E63.










If you need something drop me an email, and I will see what I have. Will you be performing all of your own maintenance on your car, or will you be taking it into Mercedes? Because I can email you the FSS (Flexible Service System) manual from Mercedes for resetting your oil service indicator.
I've changed the oil on my 08 and only found one. Why no red flag was raised is that I put in just a hair over 9 quarts of oil. With the little left inside, I figured I was right on.
Got any pics of schematics of the drain plugs?
Thanks in advance.


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I don't have a schematic. But you are right the M156 engine in the C63 only has only one drain plug. I know that my 07 E63 has two drain plugs. One up front near the oil pump pickup and one in the middle side of the pan. E63 and C63 both have a oil drain plug on the oil cooler. You would have to remove the front engine panel to access it.
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If you need something drop me an email, and I will see what I have. Will you be performing all of your own maintenance on your car, or will you be taking it into Mercedes? Because I can email you the FSS (Flexible Service System) manual from Mercedes for resetting your oil service indicator.




I don't have a schematic. But you are right the M156 engine in the C63 only has only one drain plug. I know that my 07 E63 has two drain plugs. One up front near the oil pump pickup and one in the middle side of the pan. E63 and C63 both have a oil drain plug on the oil cooler. You would have to remove the front engine panel to access it.
Thanks Yuille.
I immediately went searching for some info and found the following MBworld Thread.
https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...e-diy-e63.html
In it is an email Jon2007E63P30 got from the Private Lounge.
"I got a very specific answer from AMG on the PL for the E63. The front plug in the shallow aluminum pan should not be touched. They also recomended doing a drain rather than pumping through the dip stick.
Quote:
Dear bjecsc,
Thank you very much for your post.
The drain plug at the front of your E 63 AMG engine is not convenient for draining the oil. Following the service instructions on the E 63 AMG, only the drain plug in the oil pan at the back of the engine is appropriate for draining the oil. Extracting through the dip stick is not possible either. A nearly complete emptying is guaranteed while your engine is at operating state temperature. A possible remaining quantity in the front area is negligible.
We hope this information finds you helpful.
Best regards,
AMG Private Lounge Team
In fact I tried and could not budge it and stopped trying when I was starting to deform the bolt head.
The rear drain plug on the main pan has a copper washer that should be replaced, although I have skipped changing it once.?
So, I feel better, but I still feel foolish. I should have known.




Last edited by Yuille36; Feb 22, 2011 at 08:56 AM.
Me personally am okay with a few ounces of old oil in there. I change earlier than 10,000 anyway. I just wish there was easy information, like an old Chilton's auto manual, for these cars. Guess it's not that easy, or cheap! Thanks for in the input Yuille.




There is an electronic service manual (DVD), that Mercedes sells for the W211 models. I have one, it has everything from changing brakes to installing engine parts, including torque specs. I think that I paid $225 for it. Ask you local MB dealer about it, best piece of gear that I bought for a do it yourself person like myself.
Last edited by Yuille36; Feb 22, 2011 at 09:05 AM.
There is an electronic service manual (DVD), that Mercedes sells for the W211 models. I have one, it has everything from changing brakes to installing engine parts, including torque specs. I think that I paid $225 for it. Ask you local MB dealer about it, best piece of gear that I bought for a do it yourself person like myself.
I need to go by there for a few issues, I'll make sure to ask. Maybe they'll just give me one, you know, for being such a super nice guy!
Is this what you were referring to?
http://www.mercedesmanuals.com/Merce...p270021106.htm




Is this what you were referring to?
http://www.mercedesmanuals.com/Merce...p270021106.htm



