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W202 717.41/43/44/46 (except 717.448/449) gearbox — MERCEDES-BENZ

W202 717.41/43/44/46 (except 717.448/449) gearbox on Mercedes-Benz: 27 steps, engines 104.941, 111.920, 111.921, 111.941.

Workshop procedure for MERCEDES-BENZ — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.

27 steps 17 engine codes

🧭 Before you start

Fits: platform codes 180, -T, |, 200, CDI, DIESEL, KOMPRESSOR, 220, 230, 240, T, 250, TURBODIESEL

  • Renewed: self-locking nuts

📐 20 workshop diagrams for 104.941

Real factory drawings for this job — timing marks, bolt locations and routing. Locked in the free view.

W202 717.41/43/44/46 (except 717.448/449) gearbox — 104.941 · diagram 1
W202 717.41/43/44/46 (except 717.448/449) gearbox — 104.941 · diagram 2
W202 717.41/43/44/46 (except 717.448/449) gearbox — 104.941 · diagram 3
W202 717.41/43/44/46 (except 717.448/449) gearbox — 104.941 · diagram 4
W202 717.41/43/44/46 (except 717.448/449) gearbox — 104.941 · diagram 5
W202 717.41/43/44/46 (except 717.448/449) gearbox — 104.941 · diagram 6
W202 717.41/43/44/46 (except 717.448/449) gearbox — 104.941 · diagram 7
W202 717.41/43/44/46 (except 717.448/449) gearbox — 104.941 · diagram 8
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📋 Procedure

  1. Remove the rear exhaust pipe
  2. Gearbox support to body:
  3. Push the propeller shaft backwards
  4. Remove the speedometer plug from the gearbox
  5. Gearbox filler plug
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  1. Remove the ground cable from the gearbox
  2. Remove the engine/gearbox attaching bolts
  3. Remove the gearbox from under the vehicle
  4. Refit all parts in the reverse order of removal
  5. Renew the self-locking nuts
Workshop diagrams

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Workshop data on this page last updated 20 Sep 2026.