The MANN-FILTER C26110/2 air filter is specifically designed for Mercedes-Benz S-Class W220 1998-2005 S 400 CDI vehicles. This air filter enhances engine performance and supports fuel economy by ensuring the engine receives clean air, thereby increasing efficiency. Manufactured with MANN quality, this filter is designed to meet original equipment standards.
- OEM Manufacturer Quality: MANN offers reliable performance with the C26110/2 air filter, produced in accordance with Mercedes' original equipment standards.
- Engine Performance: The MANN C26110/2 air filter ensures your engine receives the correct amount of air, enhancing performance and optimizing fuel consumption.
- Dust Protection: This filter protects the engine's sensitive components from dust and dirt, extending engine life and reducing maintenance costs.
- MAF Sensor Protection: The MANN air filter ensures the proper functioning of the MAF sensor, enhancing engine efficiency and helping to maintain a healthy fuel system.
Technical Details
| Brand |
MANN-FILTER (Germany) |
| Product Code |
C26110/2 |
| Dimensions |
A = 260 mm; B = 233 mm; H = 38 mm |
| Engine Code |
OM 628 |
| Filter Shape |
Flat |
| Compatible Vehicles |
MERCEDES-BENZ E-Class (W/S211), G-Class (W461/463), S-Class (W220) |
| Barcode (EAN) |
4011558203306 |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which vehicles is this filter compatible with? The MANN C26110/2 air filter is compatible with Mercedes-Benz S-Class (W220), E-Class (W/S211), and G-Class (W461/463) vehicles.
What is the difference between cheap filters and MANN? MANN filters are produced with high-quality materials and engineering to meet original equipment standards, making them more effective in preserving engine performance and longevity.
How often should this filter be changed? Generally, it is recommended to change the MANN C26110/2 air filter every 15,000 to 30,000 kilometers; however, this interval may vary depending on driving conditions.
What is the importance of the air filter? The air filter ensures the engine receives clean air, enhancing engine performance, improving fuel economy, and helping to protect the internal components of the engine from dust and dirt.
