Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class Coupé, C292 (USA / CAN)

Additional Notes

• Every configuration in the Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class Coupé C292 lineup carries two dry fill capacity figures — 9 liters and 10 liters — indicating that the transmission can accept a range of fluid volume depending on the specific unit installed or the extent of disassembly during a rebuild.
• A dry fill capacity reflects the total fluid volume required when the transmission is completely empty, as would be the case after a full overhaul or unit replacement, rather than a routine drain-and-refill service, which typically recovers only a portion of the total volume.
• The 9-liter and 10-liter dry fill values appear across all four variants — the GLE 43 AMG, GLE 450 AMG, GLE 63 AMG, and GLE 63 S AMG — without any variant being assigned a single fixed capacity, meaning both figures apply within each model designation.
• All eight specification rows share an identical change interval of 77,500 miles under normal use conditions, applying uniformly across the GLE 43 AMG (2016-2019), GLE 450 AMG (2015-2016), GLE 63 AMG (2016-2019), and GLE 63 S AMG (2016-2017).
• The 77,500-mile interval is tied specifically to normal use conditions, meaning operating environments classified as normal driving are the basis for that service schedule across all listed C292 variants.
• The GLE 450 AMG 4MATIC Coupé, chassis code 292.364, shares the same chassis designation as the GLE 43 AMG 4MATIC Coupé, also coded 292.364, yet the two models cover different model year spans — 2015-2016 for the GLE 450 AMG and 2016-2019 for the GLE 43 AMG.
• The GLE 63 S AMG 4MATIC Coupé, chassis code 292.375, carries the narrowest model year span of any variant in the dataset at 2016-2017, while still sharing the same dual dry fill capacities and 77,500-mile service interval as the other configurations.