BLAU® Mercedes Benz ML320 CDI oil change kits consist of everything to perform the highest quality OM642 oil change.
BLAU® oil change kit features:
9 Liters Of German RAVENOL HLS 5W30 Motor Oil - Formal Mercedes-Benz approved diesel oil quality standard MB 229.52 and MB 229.51 required for OM642 diesel models.
1 Oil Filter and O-rings (OEM Mahle)
About RAVENOL Oil: RAVENOL oil is 100% genuine German. Manufactured and bottled in Germany since 1946! RAVENOL mixes and bottles their own proprietary premium blend and brand of oils to the highest European OEM quality standards. RAVENOL oils are unique in that they have TOTAL CONTROL over the QUALITY during their manufacturing process. Their lubricants are manufactured within their own refinery and factory in Germany to the highest European OEM quality standards and have been awarded many OEM APPROVALS for superior quality.
Mahle Oil Filters: Mahle is an Official OE oil filter manufacturer that has been supplying oil filters to the German automakers for years. Since the late 1920s Mahle has set the standard in filtration as Germany's premier automotive filter manufacturer. Mahle's continuous engineering and innovation is driven by performance. Mahle oil filters use the latest generation in oil filter designs, state-of-the-art oil filter materials, and are specifically designed for your engine.
Mercedes-Benz ML320 3.0L OM642 Oil Capacity: 8.5 Liters or 9 US Quarts
What Is the Best Mercedes-Benz Diesel Oil Change Interval?
Our Blauparts oil change kits are designed for the factory-recommended Diesel Mercedes-Benz oil change intervals of up to 15,000 miles or one year, whichever occurs first. However, depending on difficult driving style and conditions, Blauparts recommends an earlier oil change interval, such as 5,000-8,000 miles or once a year, whichever occurs first. An earlier Mercedes-Benz oil change interval is good preventative maintenance to minimize long-term engine repair costs.
What Oil Type Should I Use In My Mercedes-Benz?
We suggest always using oils that specifically indicate a Mercedes-Benz oil quality specification on the bottle (Example: MB 229.51). These oils have been created with your vehicle's engine design and style in mind. Approved specification oil will significantly improve your vehicle's mechanical longevity and performance. Many engines that use generic style engine oils will most likely have premature mechanical problems later in mileage (For example, premature oil consumption, worn engine internals, blown and worn turbochargers, prematurely plugged crank ventilation and PCV systems, plugged diesel particulate filters and catalytic converters).
Mercedes-Benz Oil Changes and Warranty?
Blauparts recommends that any Mercedes-Benz vehicle under factory warranty use engine oil with formal OEM approvals for the required oil specification.
What's the Difference Between Oil That Meets an Oil Specification & Oil That Has OEM Approvals or an Approved Specification?
An oil that has an approval has received a formal letter of approval from the car manufacturer that the oil specified can be used in their engines. In contrast, an oil that meets an oil specification has not received a formal letter of approval from the car manufacturer.
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