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    Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
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    Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Pricing and Specs

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    The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is available from $50,466 to $100,448 for the 2022 range of models in Other, Commercial and Ute body types.

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    Mercedes-Benz Sprinter FAQs

    Check out real-world situations relating to the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

    • Servicing a Sprinter gearbox

      The Sprintshift gearbox is like a normal manual gearbox with an automated shift mechanism attached to perform the cog swapping. You need to think of it like a manual gearbox, but in the case of the Sprintshift there is oil in the shift itself. Most 'Benz service specialists recommend changing the oil every 100,000 km.

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    • Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 2004: How high should the temp gauge go?

      Normally it should be about halfway on the scale, but it could go higher than that and not be a problem as long as it doesn’t get close to the top mark.

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    • Mercedes-Benz Sprinter reduce old level error

      If it happened shortly after a service it's probably been over-filled when the oil was changed. Draining a small amount of oil out of the engine should fix it. If that's not the cause it could be a faulty sensor, and it might need replacing. If it's happening regularly, and you know the oil fill was correct it could be diesel fuel getting into the oil through a faulty injector.

       

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