Buy OEM Mercedes-Benz Oil Filters
Transmission Oil Cooler Line
Mercedes-Benz
166-500-91-72
Connecting point to transmission.
$73.20
MSRP $102.00
Save $28.80
28.2% Off 
Transmission Oil Cooler Line
Mercedes-Benz
166-500-03-05
To oil cooler left.
$39.60
MSRP $55.00
Save $15.40
28% Off 
Transmission Oil Cooler Line
Mercedes-Benz
167-500-31-01
Feed line.
$36.90
MSRP $50.00
Save $13.10
26.2% Off 
Turbocharger Oil Line Gasket
Mercedes-Benz
651-096-04-00
Return. At Turbo. Gasket. At Engine. Feed.
$2.51
MSRP $3.40
Save $0.89
26.2% Off 
Transmission Oil Cooler Line
Mercedes-Benz
167-500-40-01
Feed line.
$59.40
MSRP $83.00
Save $23.60
28.4% Off 
Transmission Oil Cooler Line
Mercedes-Benz
166-500-19-88
Thermostat to cooler, bottom.
$55.20
MSRP $77.00
Save $21.80
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Mercedes-Benz Oil Filters FAQ
How Often Does the Oil Filter in a Mercedes-Benz Get Replaced?
Every 3,000 miles, or about every 3 months -- otherwise, when your Mercedes-Benz vehicle is due for an oil change, or when you notice the signs the oil filter is going bad. They include a stressed oil pump, oil pressure loss, an oil warning light on the dash, and the engine not running as well as it should be.
How Much Does Mercedes-Benz Oil Filter Replacement Cost on Average?
$25 to $130, sometimes more, sometimes less; it can depend on everything from the Mercedes-Benz model you drive to the cost of the necessary oil change and what motor oil your vehicle runs on -- conventional, synthetic, a synthetic blend, or high-mileage. Even having to replace other oil system parts simultaneously (an oil cooler, for example, or a housing adapter) can end up part of the cost, as can what kind of engine your ride's got.
How Do I Replace My Mercedes-Benz Oil Filter?
Easily; here's how. All you'll need, in most cases, is some fresh motor oil, of course, but also a pan to drain the old oil into, a pair of work gloves, filter and socket wrenches, and a mallet; just be sure your engine's warm before you start, and double-check manufacturer's instructions or your owner's manual on the specifics.
Not quite sure how to install an oil filter? No problem; the pros at a Mercedes-Benz service center can help.
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