Mercedes Power Steering Fluid and Filter Change

This video shows how you can change your power steering fluid (oil) and filter on Mercedes R129, R107, W124, W126, W140, W201 and W202. It's a simple DIY job.

The car shown is a 1992 Mercedes 300SL. Video instructions also apply to 1990 to 1993 300SL, 1990 to 1993 500SL, SL320 and a number of R107s, W124s, W126s, W140s and W202s.

The step-by-step process is a common DIY power steering fluid change and very successful at removing most of your old fluid. There are other more complicated methods, but those come with more risks for the DIYer with only marginal benefits.

Parts used in video:
Filter: Hengst E26H (Made in Germany) [or Mann H85]
Fluid: Febi Belstein Power Steering Oil (Made in Germany). 3x1.0L (or 3x 1.1 Quart) bottles.

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