How to Fix Mercedes 722.6 Transmission Problems

Mercedes Won't Shift: How to FIX Mercedes 722.6 Mercedes Transmission

Hello friends, here is how to fix mercedes 722.6 transmission, if it is stuck in gear or won't up shift or in limp mode, replacing the conductor plate will fix it.

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[GKGARAGE]

Thank you everyone for watching, this absolutely fixed the problems I had in this car and was a successful repair.
Thanks :)

[gthmcty]

It’s 2021 and this video is still helping people!! Bruh you are the man thank you for this!! Helped out immensely!!!!

[mftwohill]

I appreciate people like yourself, who take the time to share their experience and knowledge with others. What you where doing doing is awkward enough without trying to film it. Good video well done.

[vbg]

This one is truly a useful advice, my transmission would lock in 2nd gear, and not shift at all, had this problem on mine about 2 yr ago, unfortunately I didn't know this video existed and I spent a lot of money and time in service shops, until someone finally checked and has seen that it's the conductor plate at fault

[nasiraltahir]

Thank you very much for taking the time to learn us how to fix the gearbox

[dennysmith]

Thank you for actually taking the time to show the work

[moviestudioland]

Thank you very very much for taking the time to show me and all of us how to do this!

[mannysingh]

Hey pal nice job. Really appriciated. Watching an listening ur video saved me £££ an most of all confirmed what I already was half hearted about fixing my issue. Ur vids jus confirmed to me 100% I need to do
Thanks man keep up the good work.

[mercedesbenzsbash]

Talk about saving a ton of money, great job my man, very informative....

[juanmoreno]

Pretty good video, no selfish hidden secrets, good job man.

[nandansho]

Excellent technical advice sir your voice is very patient and calming and the cadence of your work is easy to follow. I very much appreciate your video, good job.👍

[Leo-the-lion]

Fantastic video. Thanks so much. I have a 722.6 on my 2000 CLK 320. It shifts fine once the engine is fairly warm. When the engine is cold it makes a slight jerk when changing up?

[luckyu]

This is absolutely the best video I've seen on this

[had]

excellent video, trying this fix this weekend. my car starts not shifting to 3rd... then 2nd.. then 1st... let cool off.. can limp it home this way

[johnswimcat]

Thanks very much for making this. My Vito's 722.6 box goes into limp mode when it warms up, after 20 to 30 minutes of driving. I suspect the conductor plate or a solenoid is failing so hopefully I can sort it like this

[blueangelstudios]

@GK7GARAGE
Hi. What a great mechanic showing how to do this instead of giving the MB Stealers lots of money. Thank you very much indeed. I do not have any issues with my transmission on my 2010 C200 CDI S204 T Model Estate, and I don`t want them either. I have had many classic brands of Auto cars like MB BMW AUDI / RR / and always worried and dreaded if one day it goes wrong, and I could not afford the Stealer Bill. So now I love my classic S204 and hope it doesn`t go wrong... The massive thing you have helped me with is the stress of knowing you give this information here and now gives me AUTO Trans worry-free I shall have a service done on the Auto Trans now while it is good and enjoy my YOU SO TAKE CARE....

[richie]

Great video man. just one small point to finish the job perfectly you should have drained the rest of the fluid off that was still within the box and replace with new as you went along. Because now you've got 4L of new oil mixed with 4L of old oil. But great informative video

[Skul-Ski]

Good video, but completely bypassed an absolutely crucial part of the process that will surely get anyone that looks at your only your video into potential trouble. You did not mention either during tear down or install that the 7mm bolt in the middle of the electrical connector needs to be removed. If you pull the valve body down with that still in place you will surely break the intermediate connector as well as the conductor plate. Not a big deal if you have a new conductor plate going in, but if you don't have a new connector that will leave you stranded until you have a new one. You also need to remove the intermediate connector (the socket for the plug) in order to not damage the pins when putting the valve body back in place.

[Mikey_]

Great step by step video thanks a million !!

[sapphirepilot]

Thanks. Most informative. Even if I have someone else do the work, I understand the process.