How To Change Mercedes ML350 W164 Rear Diff Differential Oil by Yourself - ML320 ML550 ML63 AMG GL

🔧🔧 DrewFixIt STORE: http://www.drewfixit.com 🔧🔧 In this video I demonstrate how to change the rear differential oil on a Mercedes ML Class or in-fact pretty much any Mercedes all wheel drive vehicle. This is not a complex procedure, so you should have no issues! What you will see is that I step by step show you how to do this procedure safely with minimal tools. In particular I have attempted to film all of the steps involved without avoiding the trickier elements of this task. Consumables Used: Gear Oil 75w-80 (MB 235.7) (https://amzn.to/48ysWqe) - Approx 1.2 Litres Required ## 2 x Drain Plug (A1643310056) ### Note, for vehicle with differential lock you will need to MB fluid: 235.15 Note, as per the video I did not replace the drain plugs on the differential as the local Senior Mercedes Technician at the dealership indicated that they themselves simply reuse the existing Drain Plugs (and o-rings) when they change the differential fluids and he advised that the Drain Plugs only need to be swapped for new Drain Plugs if they are leaking prior to draining the differential fluid. Tools Used: 8mm Hex (https://amzn.to/3rwK3Z2) Torque Wrench (https://amzn.to/3rqnTaX) Fluid Transfer Pump (https://amzn.to/46waiO1) Torque Specification on the Drain Plugs is 30NM Specifically in this video I am demonstrating this using my 2011 Mercedes ML300. This video is actually part of a complete series of videos that I am doing (named "Front to Back"), where I am replacing every single fluid in this vehicle. Checkout the complete playlist here:    • Front to Back Complete Fluid Change - Merc...   Here is the full video where I demonstrate with clear instruction how to easily and safely put your Mercedes up onto Jack Stands:    • How to Lift a Mercedes ML W164 W166 or GL ...   If anybody is interested in the pliers / wrench that I use in this video to remove and tighten the sump plug, they are Knipex Pliers / Wrench and are IMHO simply awesome. It's like you have the flexibility of multi-grip pliers but the strength and precision of a spanner (or socket) in one tool. Here is a link to them: https://amzn.to/3IXaf4S You too can do it yourself and save the cash!! I trust that you enjoy the video and if you would like to support the channel on an ongoing basis then please do consider joining the channel as a Member. I have deliberately kept the cost of the membership levels low, please check the membership levels out here:    / drewfixit