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Parts:
Parts:
* Sealing ring: heat exchanger on oil filter hoising: A1121840261 (Swag 10949403 / Febi bilstein 49403)
* Sealing ring: heat exchanger on oil filter hoising: A1121840261 (Elring 130240 / Febi bilstein 49403 / Swag 10949403)
* Sealing ring: heat exchanger on oil filter hoising: A1121840361 (Febi bilstein 49402)
* Sealing ring: heat exchanger on oil filter hoising: A1121840361 (Elring 130250 / Febi bilstein 49402)
* Sealing ring: oil filter housing on timing case: A1121840061 (Elring 137100)
* Sealing ring: oil filter housing on timing case: A1121840061 (Elring 137100 / Febi bilstein 173982)
 
''If an oil leak occurs a year after replacing these seals, you need to check the crankcase ventilation system - there may be overpressure in the crankcase.''


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=== Replacing pressure port seal on timing cover ===
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|[[File:W220_M113_engine_timing_case_oil_pressure_cover.jpg|thumb|none|Oil pressure cover on M113 engine]]
|[[File:W220_A1120150630_cover_timing_case_on_engine.jpg|thumb|none|Cover timing case on engine]]
|[[File:W220_M113_engine_timing_case_EPC.png|thumb|none|Engine timing case ([[EPC]])]]
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Faulty gasket on the oil pressure port can result in oil leaks.
To replace gasket, remove two bolts (Torx E10 socket), pop-off pressure port cover and replace the square seal.
Parts:
* Pressure port cover A1120150630 8 EUR
* Pressure port seal A1121840280 6 EUR / Elring 131050 2 EUR
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== Check oil pressure ==
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|Shown on engine 112:
* 1 - Oil pressure gauge
* 2 - Connection fitting
* 3 - Sealing ring
* 4 - Screw plug
* 5 - Sealing ring
* 6 - Remote thermometer
* 7 - Dipstick
* 9 - Fan shroud
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# Wait until engine is stone cold
# Unscrew oil pressure screw using 6mm hex
# Screw in fuel pressure gauge with 12mm x 1.5 adapter
# Start the engine
# Bring engine up to operating temperature (approx. 80 °C).
# Note down the pressure readings
## When the throttle is opened, the oil pressure must rise without any delay.
## At idle ~700 RPM oil pressure should read >=0.7bar, at 3000 RPM oil pressure should read >=3.0bar.
# Wait until engine cools down
# Screw back the plug
# Run engine and check for leaks
Torque specification:
* Screw plug to crankcase: 20 Nm
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Latest revision as of 18:41, 20 September 2023

Oil filter

Part numbers

Very important: The correct filter is a fleece filter. Do not make the mistake of buying the cheaper paper filter.

  • OE - A0001802609 (18 EUR)
  • OEM - MANN-FILTER HU 718/5 x (8 EUR)
MANN-FILTER is OEM for W220 oil filter

Oil change

Oil specification

MB approved engine oils and other fluids (Gasoline, Diesel, Transmission, Engine, Gear, Differential, Brake, Refrigerant, Compressor, Windshield Washer, Wax): http://bevo.mercedes-benz.com/bevolistenmain.php?entercustomer=true&language_id=1

Oil change interval

Extended Oil Change Interval: http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w220-s-class/2056753-servicing-w220.html

Engine oil change procedure

See below for the correct type of oil filter.

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Tips

  • M112/M113 oil capacity is 8 liters.
  • Oil should be 140°F-160° F [60°-71°C].
  • If using the suction method, cut the end of the tube at a 45 degree angle.
  • Warm the engine slightly so the oil flows easily and then it usually won't suck the tube closed.
  • Run the engine for 5 to 10 minutes to heat up and thin the oil.
  • Turn off engine prior to removing oil.
  • Make sure the car is level. If not, you won't be getting all of the oil out of the pan, no matter which method you use.
  • Forget about refilling the new oil via the Oil Filler Cap. While you have the oil filter assembly out, pour the fresh oil down that huge hole. Less chance to spill, no funnel needed and no funnel to clean up afterwards.
  • If using the oil drain method be sure to put the drain plug back before refilling.

Oil cooler

Remove/install oil-water heat exchanger at oil filter

Shown on engine 112 without air pump:
  • 2 - Fan shroud
  • 3 - Oil filter housing cap
  • 4 - Coolant line
  • 5 - Coolant line
  • 6 - Oil/water heat exchanger
  • 7 - Sealing rings
  1. Unclip cover on front side of engine
  2. Remove engine cover with integrated air filter. Remove engine cover or air filter by pulling it vertically up and off the cylinder head covers.
  3. Remove fan shroud (2) together with electric fan. Before removal of fan shroud (2) disconnect connector for electric fan.
  4. Remove electric fan
  5. Unscrew oil filter housing cover (3)
  6. Drain coolant at radiator. Do not open cooling system unless coolant temperature is below 90°C. Open cap slowly and release the pressure. Do not pour coolant into beverage containers. Wear protective gloves, protective clothing and safety glasses.
  7. Detach coolant lines (4, 5) from oil-water heat exchanger (6)
  8. Remove air pump
  9. Detach oil-water heat exchanger (6) from oil filter housing. Installation: Install new sealing rings (7).
  10. Install in the reverse order
  11. Inspect cooling system for leaks

Torque specifications:

  • Screw cap on oil filter: 25 Nm
  • Oil-water heat exchanger on oil filter housing: M112 11 Nm; M113 9 Nm

Replacing heat exchanger and oil filter housing seals

Heat exchanger and oil filter

A common source of engine oil leaks are faulty seals at heat exchanger (17 and 23) and oil filter housing (35). They can be easily replaced during regular oil flush, but require a 46mm socket.

Parts:

  • Sealing ring: heat exchanger on oil filter hoising: A1121840261 (Elring 130240 / Febi bilstein 49403 / Swag 10949403)
  • Sealing ring: heat exchanger on oil filter hoising: A1121840361 (Elring 130250 / Febi bilstein 49402)
  • Sealing ring: oil filter housing on timing case: A1121840061 (Elring 137100 / Febi bilstein 173982)

If an oil leak occurs a year after replacing these seals, you need to check the crankcase ventilation system - there may be overpressure in the crankcase.

Oil heat exchanger sealing ring A1121840261
Oil heat exchanger sealing ring A1121840361
Oil filter housing sealing ring A1121840061


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Replacing pressure port seal on timing cover

Oil pressure cover on M113 engine
Cover timing case on engine
Engine timing case (EPC)

Faulty gasket on the oil pressure port can result in oil leaks. To replace gasket, remove two bolts (Torx E10 socket), pop-off pressure port cover and replace the square seal.

Parts:

  • Pressure port cover A1120150630 8 EUR
  • Pressure port seal A1121840280 6 EUR / Elring 131050 2 EUR
Pressure port cover A1120150630
Pressure port gasket A1121840280

Check oil pressure

Shown on engine 112:
  • 1 - Oil pressure gauge
  • 2 - Connection fitting
  • 3 - Sealing ring
  • 4 - Screw plug
  • 5 - Sealing ring
  • 6 - Remote thermometer
  • 7 - Dipstick
  • 9 - Fan shroud
  1. Wait until engine is stone cold
  2. Unscrew oil pressure screw using 6mm hex
  3. Screw in fuel pressure gauge with 12mm x 1.5 adapter
  4. Start the engine
  5. Bring engine up to operating temperature (approx. 80 °C).
  6. Note down the pressure readings
    1. When the throttle is opened, the oil pressure must rise without any delay.
    2. At idle ~700 RPM oil pressure should read >=0.7bar, at 3000 RPM oil pressure should read >=3.0bar.
  7. Wait until engine cools down
  8. Screw back the plug
  9. Run engine and check for leaks

Torque specification:

  • Screw plug to crankcase: 20 Nm
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