The MANN-FILTER C12178/1 air filter is specifically designed for Mercedes-Benz S-Class W220 1998-2005 S 320 CDI vehicles. This air filter enhances engine performance, improves fuel economy, and protects the MAF sensor's efficiency by providing dust protection. With original equipment quality, this filter extends the life of your vehicle's engine.
- OEM Manufacturer Quality: MANN offers the original equipment filter quality of Mercedes, ensuring perfect fit for S-Class W220 1998-2005 models with the C12178/1 code.
- Engine Performance: The C12178/1 air filter optimizes your engine's air intake, enhancing performance and improving fuel economy.
- Dust Protection: The MANN air filter effectively filters dust and dirt particles entering the engine, protecting it and ensuring long life.
- MAF Sensor Protection: High-quality filtration supports the proper functioning of the MAF sensor, positively impacting fuel injection and engine performance.
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 648.960 |
| Filter Shape |
Round |
| Compatible Vehicles |
MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class (W/S211), S-Class (W220) |
| Barcode (EAN) |
4011558229207 |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which vehicles does this filter fit? The MANN-FILTER C12178/1 air filter is compatible with Mercedes-Benz S-Class W220 and E-Class (W/S211) models.
What is the difference between cheap filters and MANN? MANN filters have original equipment quality, providing better protection for your engine, enhancing performance, and ensuring longevity.
How often should this filter be changed? Generally, it is recommended to change the air filter every 15,000-20,000 km; however, this interval may vary depending on usage conditions.
What are the special maintenance recommendations for the air filter? Regularly checking and replacing the air filter when necessary is important for maintaining engine performance. Additionally, it is recommended to clean the air intake pathways during filter replacement.
