Febi Bilstein Automatic Transmission Hydraulic Filter Set - 100250. This filter is designed for au...Febi Bilstein Automatic Transmission Hydraulic Filter Set - 100250. This filter is designed for automatic transmissions, including 7-Speed Automatic Transmission models. It features a screen filter and ACM (Polyacrylate) seal material. The set includes bolts/screws, an overflow pipe, and an oil sump gasket. The weight of the filter is 0.4742 kg. It is compatible with various Mercedes-Benz models such as E-Klasse (W211, W212, S211, S212, C207, A207), C-Klasse (W204, S204, W203, S203, W205, S205, CL203, C204, C205, A205), M-Klasse (W164, W166), GLK (X204), SLK (R171, R172), CLK (C209, A209), S-Klasse (W221, W220, W222, C216, C215, C217), R-Klasse (W251, V251), CLS (C219, C218, X218), G-Klasse (W463), GLE (W166, C292), GL (X164, X166), GLS (X166), SL (R230, R231), SLC (R172), and various chassis numbers like 722.906, 722.908, 722.903, 722.997, 722.909, 722.996, 722.965, 722.932, 722.901, 722.962, 722.966, 722.967, 722.907, 722.902, 722.904, 722.995, 722.961. It also corresponds to OE numbers including 221 277 02 00 S3.
This guide is for Mercedes-Benz owners who want to maintain the performance and longevity of their automatic transmissions. The Febi Bilstein Automatic Transmission Hydraulic Filter Set (100250) provides essential filtration, helping to keep your transmission running smoothly. However, proper installation is crucial, so be sure to consult a qualified mechanic if you're not experienced with automotive work.
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Model Part Number
100250
Brand
Febi
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FAQs
How often should I replace the Febi Automatic Transmission Filter?
Replace the filter during each transmission fluid change, typically every 40,000 to 60,000 miles, or according to your vehicle's service schedule.
What kind of transmission fluid should I use?
Always use the transmission fluid type recommended in your Mercedes-Benz owner's manual. Using the wrong fluid can damage your transmission.
Can I install the filter myself?
While it's possible for experienced DIYers, professional installation is recommended to ensure proper fit and function and to avoid potential damage.
What components are included in the Febi filter set?
The set includes the screen filter, bolts/screws, an overflow pipe, and an oil sump gasket.
What are the signs that my transmission filter needs replacing?
Symptoms include rough shifting, slipping gears, delayed engagement, transmission noises, and warning lights.
Where can I find the correct OE number for my vehicle?
The OE number can usually be found on the original filter, or in your vehicle's service manual.
What is the warranty on the Febi Automatic Transmission Filter?
Warranty information can vary by retailer. Contact your vendor to find out the specific warranty on your product.
Troubleshooting
Transmission Shifting Issues: Rough shifting, slipping, or delayed engagement after filter replacement.
Check the transmission fluid level, ensure the correct fluid type is used, and re-check the filter installation for any leaks or improper seating.
Transmission Noise: Unusual noises (whining, clunking) after filter change.
Inspect for any loose components or debris. If the noise persists, consult a mechanic as it could indicate other internal transmission issues.
Fluid Leakage: Transmission fluid leaking after filter installation.
Verify the filter and gasket are properly seated and tightened. Check all bolts for proper torque. If the leak continues, seek professional help.
Warning Lights: Transmission-related warning lights appearing after filter change.
Scan the vehicle for diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) to identify the issue. Check all electrical connections related to the transmission. If the issue persists, consult a mechanic.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Improved Transmission Performance: Keeps transmission fluid clean, promoting smoother gear changes and extending the life of your transmission.
Comprehensive Kit: Includes all necessary components for a complete and hassle-free replacement.
Regular Replacement: Replace the filter set during each transmission fluid change, typically every 40,000 to 60,000 miles, or as recommended by your vehicle's service schedule.
Fluid Quality: Use the correct type and quantity of transmission fluid as specified in your vehicle's owner's manual.
Check for Leaks: After installation, inspect for leaks around the filter and pan.