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Flush out oil cooler lines and oil cooler - AR27.55-P-0001A

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TRANSMISSION 722.6 /7 

Fig 1: Flushing Out Oil Cooler Lines And Oil Cooler Components
G04606637Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.

Shown on model 168 

Fig 2: Flushing Out Oil Cooler Lines And Oil Cooler Components - Shown On Model 168
G04606638Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
  Extracting oil    
1 Connect pump (2) to vacuum connection on reservoir (3) IMPORTANT See: Fig. A  
2 Attach plastic hose to connection fitting (1) and push all the way down the oil filler pipe into the oil pan    
3 Actuate pump IMPORTANT The extracted oil runs into the reservoir (3).  
  Flushing     
4 Connect pump (2) to pressure connection on reservoir (3) IMPORTANT See: Fig. B  
5 Fill reservoir (3) with kerosene    
6 Attach plastic hose to connection fitting (1), screw onto one of the two oil cooler lines using the appropriate connection piece (4) and flush out with kerosene IMPORTANT Ensure that the kerosene can flow through freely. Blow out oil cooler and oil cooler line thoroughly with compressed air.  
7 Connect the second plastic hose to the second oil cooler line and collect the escaping transmission fluid IMPORTANT Secure the plastic hose on the connection fitting with a hose clamp if necessary.  
Fig 3: Identifying Hand Pump (210 589 00 71 00)
G04606639Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.