The MANN C12178/1 air filter is specifically designed for Mercedes-Benz E-Class W211 E 320 CDI models produced between 2002 and 2009. The importance of a quality filter is significant for enhancing your engine's performance and improving fuel economy. MANN maximizes your vehicle's air intake by offering original equipment quality.
- OEM Manufacturer Quality: As the original equipment manufacturer for Mercedes, MANN provides air filters that meet the highest standards for your E-Class W211 E 320 CDI model.
- Engine Performance: The MANN C12178/1 air filter enhances engine performance, allowing for more efficient operation. This supports the optimal use of the OM 648.961 engine's power.
- Fuel Economy: Quality air filters improve fuel economy. With MANN air filters, you will experience lower fuel consumption and greater distance coverage in your E-Class W211 E 320 CDI.
- Dust Protection: The MANN air filter effectively filters dust and dirt particles entering your engine, prolonging its lifespan and reducing maintenance costs.
Technical Details
| Brand |
MANN-FILTER (Germany) |
| Product Code |
C12178/1 |
| Dimensions |
A = 112 mm; C = 80 mm; D = 119 mm; H = 432 mm |
| Engine Code |
OM 648.961 |
| Filter Shape |
Round |
| Compatible Vehicles |
MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class (W/S211), S-Class (W220) |
| Barcode (EAN) |
4011558229207 |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which vehicles is this filter compatible with? The MANN C12178/1 air filter is compatible with Mercedes-Benz E-Class (W211) and S-Class (W220) models.
What is the difference between cheap filters and MANN? MANN filters maintain your engine's health and provide long-lasting performance by offering original equipment quality, while cheap filters often do not meet these standards.
How often should this filter be changed? It is recommended to change the MANN C12178/1 air filter every 15,000-20,000 kilometers, but this interval may vary depending on driving conditions.
What is the impact of the air filter on engine performance? A quality air filter optimizes the air intake of the engine, enhancing performance, reducing fuel consumption, and prolonging the engine's lifespan.
