Description
Oil pan automatic transmission Mercedes – 722.0 and 722.1 transmission – W108 W109 W111 W114 W115 W116 W123 R107 C107
This oil pan for the automatic transmission forms the transmission oil sump and serves as a reservoir for the transmission oil. The oil pan protects the internal transmission components and provides access to the transmission filter during maintenance work.
Manufactured according to OEM specifications for a correct fit and trouble-free installation. Ideal as a replacement for a damaged, deformed, or corrosion-affected original oil pan.
Suitable for Mercedes models
Mercedes W108
• 280 SE 2.8
• 280 SEL 2.8
• 280 SE 3.5
• 280 SEL 3.5
Mercedes W109
• 300 SEL 3.5 (109.056 – engine 116.981)
Mercedes W111
• 280 SE 2.8
• 280 SE 3.5
Mercedes W114
• 230.6
• 250 C
• 280
• 280 C
• 280 CE
• 280 E
Mercedes W115
• 200 D
• 220
• 220 D
• 240 D
Mercedes W116
• 280 S
• 280 SE
• 350 SE
• 450 SE
• 450 SEL 6.9
Mercedes W123
• 200
• 200 D
• 200 T
• 220 D
• 230 E
• 230 CE
• 230 TE
• 250 T
• 280 C
• 300 D
Mercedes R107 and C107
• 280 SL
• 280 SLC
• 450 SL
• 450 SLC
• 450 SLC 5.0
• 500 SL
Mercedes L-serie
• L 406 DG
• L 508 DG
• L 608 D
Mercedes T1
• 207 D
• 208
• 208 D
• 209 D
• 210
• 210 D
• 307 D
• 308 D
• 309 D
• 310
• 310 D
Mercedes T2
• 507 D
• 508 D
• 510
• 609 D
• 709 D
• 809 D
• 811 D
Specifications
- Part: automatic transmission oil pan
- Suitable for automatic transmissions type 722.0
- Suitable for automatic transmissions type 722.1
- OEM number: 115 270 01 12
- OEM quality, equivalent to the original part
- Replacement of a damaged or deformed original oil pan
- Suitable for maintenance, overhaul, and repair of automatic transmissions
Additional information
- Ensures safe storage of the transmission oil.
- Protects the internal components of the automatic transmission.
- Ideal for overhauling or repairing a damaged automatic transmission.
- Always check the condition of the transmission filter and the oil pan gasket during installation.
- The M8 sump bolts must be tightened to a torque of 7 Nm to be secured.
- Always use a torque wrench to ensure the correct tightening torque.
- Excessive tightening torque can cause deformation of the oil pan, which can lead to leakage.
- Tighten the bolts evenly and criss-cross for an optimal seal.
Tip
Change the automatic transmission oil not only according to mileage intervals, but at least every 8 years. Even with infrequent driving, the transmission oil ages, causing its lubricating and protective properties to diminish. Regular changes contribute to a longer lifespan and reliable operation of the automatic transmission.
Always check before purchase and installation whether the part is suitable and equivalent based on photos, description, and specifications; installed or used parts cannot be returned.









