Famous luxury coupéthe CL-Class is one of the must-have models in the Mercedes-Benz range. Launched in 1996, it has gone through three generationsthe last of which went on sale in 2006. It immediately appealed to the general public, thanks to its high-quality finishes, exceptional comfortand a sleek, elegant dashboard. Commercial production of this model ended in 2013, allowing the German automaker to concentrate on its S-Class, which is designed specifically for coupés and cabriolets. coupes and cabriolets.
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Technical features of the Mercedes-Benz CL-Class
The latest generation of the CL-Class is only available with a five- or seven-speed automatic gearbox, depending on engine output. For example, the CL 63 AMG V8 producing 525 hp is accompanied by a 7G-Tronicgearbox developed by the Group. Its twelve-cylinder V-twin counterpart, the CL 65 AMG, develops 612 hp, but is fitted with a five-speed automatic gearboxautomatic gearbox, due to the engine's high torque.
The first-generation CL-Class (Type 140) is equipped with a manual manual gearbox gearbox, but shares other features with its successors.
The transmission mode is rear-wheel drive on the entire range, with the exception of a few models where all-wheel all-wheel drive is available as an option. The vehicle's rear wheels receive the power generated by the engine, enabling spectacular acceleration and sporty driving. sporty driving.
Gearbox repairs: the most frequent cases
Changing the transmission oil to protect your gearbox
Regular gearbox oil maintenance is the first step to keeping your Mercedes-Benz Mercedes-Benz gearbox gearbox. Also known as transmission oil, this fluid performs a number of essential functions, such as lubricating the entire system and cleaning it, thanks to its its detergent properties.
Over time, this gearbox oil can diminish in quantity due to leaks, or lose quality as it becomes saturated with metal particles. An oil change is then necessary.
An automatic gearbox needs to be serviced every 60,000 kilometers, or every two years, whichever comes first. whichever comes first. If your CL-Class is a first-generation model with a manual gearbox, you can count on less frequent servicing, with an oil change every an oil change approximately every five years.
Professional diagnosis for targeted repairs
Although changing the gearbox oil is an effective operation, some problems can't be solved this way. When they do occur, these signs can point the way to a professional mechanic about the cause of the malfunction, and help him in his diagnosis.
For this reason, note as accurately as possible any unusual events that occur while driving. These may include noises (such as squeaking or grinding), vibrations, a feeling of slipping, jumping gears, clutch pedal resistance or even a generalized loss of power.
In any case, don't delay in consulting your garage: the sooner a breakdown is dealt with, the less damage there will be to other parts of the transmission system.
Advanced gearbox malfunctions
Some breakdowns cannot be dealt with directly in the garage, as they require too much time, resources and expertise. In this case, your mechanic will advise you to replace the entire gearbox of your Mercedes-Benz of your Mercedes-Benz CL-Class.
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