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The HENGST FILTER E866H D367 is an OE-quality oil filter insert designed for Mercedes-Benz owners who prioritize engine longevity and precise filtration. This filter ensures efficient removal of contaminants to maintain optimal performance across various A-Class and CLA Shooting Brake models, though users must strictly verify physical dimensions against their specific vehicle trim before installation to guarantee a secure, leak-free fit.
| Model Part Number | E866H D367 |
|---|---|
| Brand | HENGST FILTER |
This filter has an outer diameter of 53 mm, a height of 190 mm, and inner diameters of 24 mm and 15 mm.
Yes, it includes all necessary gaskets and seals required for a complete installation.
HENGST FILTER produces this as an OE-quality replacement, meaning it is designed to meet or exceed the performance specifications of the original part.
Please cross-reference your vehicle's VIN or engine code with the part number E866H D367, or compare your existing filter's dimensions with the specifications provided.
It is recommended to follow the service interval specified by your vehicle's owner manual, typically during each oil change service.
Ensure the filter is seated properly and that the housing cap is fully tightened. If the issue persists, check that the oil level is correct and the filter O-ring is not pinched.
Verify the new gasket provided with the filter is seated correctly in the groove and that the housing surface is clean of old gasket material.
To ensure proper function, always verify your vehicle’s specific service manual for the exact part number and filter orientation. Before installation, clean the filter housing thoroughly to remove residual debris from the previous filter. Carefully lubricate the new O-ring seals with a light coating of fresh engine oil to ensure a proper seal and prevent pinching during the tightening process. Always use a calibrated torque wrench when tightening the housing cap to the manufacturer's specified setting to prevent cracking the housing or damaging the seal. Regularly scheduled changes, typically every 7,500 to 10,000 miles or annually, are recommended to maintain maximum protection.
