Category: E 320 CDI & BlueTEC 2004-2009
Mercedes Oil Cooler Seal Leak on 3.0L V6 Engines
The 3.0L V6 Mercedes Diesel engine has proven to be a strong and reliable motor. This engine is used in everything from an E-Class sedan up to the 3500 dually Sprinter vans. The combination of power, durability and fuel economy makes this engine a superior choice everywhere it is used. The Achilles heel of this ...
E320 CDI Chip Tuning Options
The inline 6-cylinder engine in the E320 CDI is no slouch, but, the common-rail motor can do much more.
Mercedes E-Class W211 Broken Springs
Around 150,000 -200,000 miles, W211 chassis Mercedes E-Class models are known for breaking front springs. Due to wear or corrosion, the bottom coils of the spring break off. The bottom coil holds the spring in place, so, when the bottom coils break the spring will fall off the strut assembly and the front of the ...
W211 Fixing Grinding Sunroof
Corey from IDParts fixes a grinding Mercedes E320 sunroof motor
All OM642 Service Manuals
Since 2007, the OM642 motor has been Mercedes’s standby diesel engine. Here is a list of basic service intervals for this engine across models and a good guideline for service.
Mercedes ATF Fluid Chart
Finding the right ATF for your Mercedes Transmission can be difficult, and customers often have questions. We’ve created an easy-to-read table to make finding the correct ATF for your Mercedes easy.
Biodiesel: A Guide
Biodiesel is an exciting alternative fuel that can be used as a supplement to traditional diesel fuel that offers dramatically lower emissions and is renewable. But, running it isn’t always simple. This guide overviews some biodiesel basics and which cars should or should not use biodiesel.
Mercedes Owners Groups
Mercedes owners love their cars, and many are technically and mechanically skilled and enjoy maintaining their vehicles themselves. Here are some excellent websites for Mercedes owners looking to learn more.
The Best Diesel Fuel Additives
There are many, many different fuel additives available for diesels. A quick google search or a stroll down the aisle at your local parts store will give you plenty of options from which to choose. Are they necessary and which one is the best?