L322 Oil service - what do I have to change?

[Datatek]

Do yourself, (and everyone else) a favour and buy a handbook in a language you understand! That way the simpler things are in the vehicle with you , and as said above, RAVE for the less simple.

RAVE includes the owners manual.

 

[tomcat59alan]

RAVE includes the owners manual.

But the question must be asked, if you need a manual to do an engine oil service, should you really be wielding spanners? The L322 is not exactly a Bugatti Veyron where you need to remove half the back of the car and, from memory, drain the oil from all 13 drain plugs.

 

[tarphenry]

He would be better off doing the badge change first to get used ti wielding spanners !

 

[tomcat59alan]

He would be better off doing the badge change first to get used ti wielding scanners !

Edited, just got up.

 

[tarphenry]

so have I

 

[wammers]

In a answer to the OPs question. The oil, and filters as required.

 

[tomcat59alan]

In a answer to the OPs question. The oil, and filters as required.

As per my sarcastic post#13.

 

[Mery]

As per my sarcastic post#13.

I obviously didn't ask clearly to all of you So pls let me correct my question: at 189000km (2003, diesel, automat) L322 which filters should I change? I got set "fuel+oil+air" any other? Thanks you are all very sweet.

 

[brianp38dse]

Pollen filter, often over looked.

 

[kds]

Pollen filter, often over looked.

And so easy to change on L322.

 

[Mery]

Thanks. I appreciate it. Have e lovely day.

 

[Colthebrummie]

If you don't have any service history for your vehicle, you should change all the oil and filters. That would include the engine, gearbox and axles.

Col

 

[tomcat59alan]

I obviously didn't ask clearly to all of you So pls let me correct my question: at 189000km (2003, diesel, automat) L322 which filters should I change? I got set "fuel+oil+air" any other? Thanks you are all very sweet.

Don't know about sweet, sarcastic,pi $$ taking bunch we are but there is also good advice, good luck.