1220mm Mercedes Transmission Fluid Level Dipstick for Mercedes Benz & DODGE Sprinter Freightliner Van 722.6 722.7 722.8 722.9 Diagnostic Tool

My vehicle does not come with a transmission fluid dip stick. This is perfect.

My 2001 Mercedes ML320 did not come with a transmission dipstick to check the fluid level. There's a fill tube, but it has a cap attached. At the time was first sold, Mercedes claimed the transmission was a "lifetime fill" and never needed to be changed, or fluid added. This is just marketing speak; transmission fluid will wear out or become contaminated eventually, shortening the life of your transmission. I bought this truck recently and changed the fluid, what drained out was very dark and almost black, certainly due or maybe overdue to be changed.This is a "universal" dipstick. It's long enough to serve for many different vehicles. In my truck, it still sticks out about a foot when it's fully inserted, so it can't be left in place after use. I just put the cap back on the tube. The important part is the plastic tip which tells you the level of fluid. The level should be checked with the vehicle running, in Park. The plastic tip has minimum and maximum marks for 25 degrees C (cold) and 80 degrees C (hot) levels.

Too long

The tool you need to check the transmission fluid in your T1N sprinter van.

2006 sprinter 2.7L Dip stick works great. About 4 inches sticking out of the tube after it is bottomed out on the inside of the trans pan. It accurately measured the fluid on the stick.

Super

Got it exactly 10 days ago, inserted it 6-7 times and the plastic tip got off inside the tube!!Be aware!!

Works as it should. Great price!