A compressor, or "kompressor," typically does not run on engine oil. Instead, it usually requires a specific type of lubricant designed for its operation, which helps reduce friction and wear. In some cases, air compressors may use oil to lubricate internal components, but this is different from engine oil used in vehicles. Always consult the manufacturer's guidelines for the correct lubrication requirements.
It is important to know the capacity for the fluids in a car. For a 1999 Mercedes c230 Kompressor has an engine oil capacity of 6.1 quarts.
Put Full Synthetic 10W30
if a Benz has a kompressor decal it means the engine is supercharged
For a 2008 Mercedes C180 Kompressor, it's recommended to use fully synthetic engine oil with a viscosity of 5W-30 or 0W-40 that meets the Mercedes-Benz specification MB 229.5. Always check the owner’s manual for specific recommendations and ensure that the oil meets the necessary standards for optimal performance and engine protection. Regular oil changes are essential to maintain engine health.
A Kompressor engine is a German designed motor with a mechanical device that adds compression to the engine. This engine was commonly found in Mercedes vehicles in the late 1990s.
2005 Mercedes C230 Kompressor requires 6 quarts of oil.
a 2.3 liter 2300cc gasoline powered engine, after 1999 the 230 is called a 230 kompressor when supercharged. Kompressor is German for Supercharged so all Kompressor models are supercharged.
It does not have one. It relies on the electronics on the the dashboard display which you may never look at. Please advise if I am wrong.
Top of engine. Front right side. Has a little black oil filter looking top with a little MB symbol on it.
Mobil 1 that is your OE Oil
run out of oil
Without an oil filter in place the engine oil would just be pumped out of the engine , so the engine would run until the engine seized