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MEYLE Car Parts
MEYLE on AutoMotoPart is primarily an automatic-transmission service range. Fourteen oil-change kits sit alongside hydraulic filters, filter kits and transmission oil sumps, reflecting MEYLE's official focus on coordinated service components for defined gearbox and vehicle applications. The remaining products include window and headlamp washer pumps, MEYLE HD control arms and suspension bushes, two glow plugs, an engine-oil filter and a crankcase-ventilation oil separator.
The full MEYLE number is the starting point, but the vehicle, transmission or engine code and build data must confirm it before dismantling. The current AutoMotoPart selection contains 32 MEYLE items, led by 14 parts kit, automatic transmission oil change entries, 3 washer fluid pump, window cleaning entries, 2 control/trailing arm, wheel suspension entries, 2 glow plug entries. These MEYLE figures describe the range on this page rather than every product the brand may make elsewhere.
For a gearbox service, identify the exact transmission manufacturer, type and code rather than ordering from vehicle model or fluid colour. Establish whether the MEYLE reference is a kit with oil, a short kit, filter-only package or a sump-and-filter design, then check contents, fluid specification, required service quantity, temperature-based level procedure, plugs, seals and single-use fasteners. Similar-looking pans can differ in connector clearance, filter pickup and bolt pattern. Do not mix leftover automatic-transmission fluids or assume that a complete kit covers flushing equipment, pre-existing faults or every oil retained in the unit.
Support the vehicle level at approved points and work to current repair information. Transmission fluid can be hot; control drainage and prevent dirt entering the open unit. For suspension, verify axle position and tighten bonded bushes at the specified suspension position, followed by geometry checks. Glow plugs require exact rated voltage, reach, thread and connector and careful diagnosis before removal. Washer pumps need connector, pin, outlet and circuit matching. Use the current MEYLE application record and complete the job with leak, function and safety checks rather than relying on the brand name alone.
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MEYLE: understand the range before choosing
MEYLE supplies replacement parts across drivetrain, steering, suspension and service systems. This particular AutoMotoPart page is led by automatic-transmission maintenance: oil-change kits, hydraulic filters, filter kits and sumps make up most of the 32 entries. A smaller group of washer pumps, HD control arms and bushes, glow plugs, an oil filter and a crankcase oil separator broadens the page without changing its reference-led character.
AutoMotoPart currently lists 32 MEYLE items. The largest MEYLE groups are 14 parts kit, automatic transmission oil change entries, 3 washer fluid pump, window cleaning entries, 2 control/trailing arm, wheel suspension entries, 2 glow plug entries. MEYLE totals can change, so a category count is orientation rather than proof that a particular reference suits a vehicle, workplace or job. The exact MEYLE listing, its current technical information and the item in front of you must agree.
What the MEYLE page actually covers
| Product group in this range | Current entries | Selection focus |
|---|---|---|
| Parts Kit, automatic transmission oil change | 14 | Identify transmission code, vehicle build, kit type, included fluid and exact service procedure. |
| Washer Fluid Pump, window cleaning | 3 | For filters and sumps, match bolt pattern, pickup, seal, plug, connector clearance and fasteners. |
| Control/Trailing Arm, wheel suspension | 2 | Confirm washer-pump voltage, pins, mono or dual form, outlets and front, rear or headlamp circuit. |
| Glow Plug | 2 | Match control arm or bush by axle, side, geometry, mounting dimensions and HD reference. |
| Hydraulic Filter Kit, automatic transmission | 2 | For glow plugs, verify rated voltage, thread, reach, cone, connector and pressure-sensor function. |
| Mounting, control/trailing arm | 2 | Select the oil filter by dimensions, element type, engine and housing details. |
| Oil Sump, automatic transmission | 2 | Match the crankcase separator by engine, ports, seal and ventilation-system design. |
| AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION OIL CHANGE KIT | 1 | Use a full MEYLE number and current application data; repeated product names are not interchangeable. |
Automatic transmission appears in 20 of the 32 titles and oil change in 15, making drivetrain service the dominant subject. Four washer pumps, four filter descriptions, two pans, two glow plugs and four HD suspension entries form the secondary groups. Several titles repeat exactly apart from the MEYLE number, demonstrating that the part number and application record carry information that the generic name does not.
Build a reliable shortlist
Capture the vehicle identity before ordering: VIN, build date, engine code, transmission code, axle and the current MEYLE reference. For transmission work, also record fluid condition, leaks, fault codes and symptoms. A service kit can maintain the correct unit but should not be presented as a cure for clutch, mechatronic or mechanical damage.
| Check | Why it matters | Useful evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Transmission identity | One vehicle range may use several conventional, dual-clutch or continuously variable units | Transmission plate or diagnostic identity plus VIN-derived application data |
| Kit version | Standard, short and extended packages may contain different oil quantities or no oil | Complete MEYLE suffix, contents list and service objective |
| Fluid specification | Colour and viscosity appearance cannot establish friction and material compatibility | MEYLE kit data and current transmission requirement |
| Level procedure | Many units set level within a temperature window while running through defined conditions | Repair information, suitable diagnostic temperature data and level equipment |
| Suspension interface | Arm and bush geometry, axle and bonded-rubber position affect wheel control | Full HD number, measured mounting points and repair drawing |
| Glow-plug detail | Low rated voltage, sensor function and reach can differ despite a shared thread | Engine code, electrical specification and complete MEYLE data |
If the listed kit and the transmission identity disagree, stop. Registration lookup, a previous invoice or the appearance of the pan may be wrong. Resolve the actual unit code and build configuration before opening fluid packages or removing a sump, because an incorrect filter or oil can create damage that was not present beforehand.
What an automatic-transmission oil-change kit may contain
MEYLE's official guidance describes coordinated kits containing application-dependent oil, filters, seals, bolts, plugs and other service pieces. It also distinguishes standard, extended and short versions: a short kit can omit fluid, while other packages provide an interval or fuller service quantity. Verify the exact box rather than transferring a general contents list to every reference on this page.
Lay out and identify each seal, plug, bolt and filter before draining. Compare the new pan or filter with technical data, not merely the old component, which may be incorrect. Keep fluid containers sealed until the specification is confirmed. Do not reuse single-use fasteners or mix old and new sealing pieces where the MEYLE and vehicle procedure calls for replacement.
Drainage, sump removal and fluid level
Bring the transmission to the starting condition specified by the repair procedure, then support the vehicle level and control hot fluid. Remove covers without introducing dirt, note magnet debris and inspect the old fluid without claiming that colour alone diagnoses the unit. Excess metal, clutch material, burnt odour or known shift faults may justify deeper diagnosis before reassembly.
Clean approved mating surfaces without scoring them or pushing debris inside. Install the filter or pan with the specified tightening sequence and values, replace plugs and seals as directed and fill through the correct port. Use diagnostic temperature data and the stated engine-running, selector or level sequence. Underfill and overfill can both harm operation, so record the final quantity and conditions.
HD control arms, mounts and suspension completion
The two repeated MEYLE HD numbers refer to control or trailing arms and rubber-metal mountings. Verify front or rear axle, left or right position and every bushing or ball-joint interface. Diagnose play with the vehicle supported as required; noise or tyre wear can arise from several joints, wheel bearings, springs, dampers or geometry rather than one visible bush.
Support the hub or arm before releasing loaded fasteners, keep brake hoses and wiring clear and use appropriate separation tools. Bonded bushes often require final tightening at a defined ride position so the rubber is not pre-twisted. Renew specified fasteners, check free movement and arrange the wheel-alignment inspection required by the repair before returning the vehicle to normal service.
Glow plugs and washer pumps require electrical diagnosis
MEYLE glow-plug evidence includes 4.4 V pencil designs, one with a pressure sensor, plus exact thread, reach and cone data. Do not apply battery voltage directly. Read diagnostic data, test the control circuit and follow the engine procedure. Carbon and corrosion can make removal difficult; work at the prescribed engine condition and torque, avoiding side load that could break the plug in the cylinder head.
The washer pumps include mono and dual designs for windscreen, rear-window-equipped and headlamp-cleaning systems, with two or three pins and different outlet diameters. Test power, earth, fluid, hoses and jets first. Match connector, voltage, mounting seal and outlets, then check every circuit for correct routing and leakage after installation.
Oil filter, crankcase separator and a checked result
The isolated engine-oil filter is a tall insert with published inner and outer dimensions, while the crankcase-ventilation oil separator includes a seal ring. Confirm engine and housing details, not just dimensions. For an oil filter, use the engine's oil specification and fill quantity, replace housing seals in their intended grooves and tighten the cap by the correct method.
A failed crankcase separator can affect pressure, oil leakage or engine behaviour, but those symptoms need diagnosis across the ventilation hoses and engine condition. After any MEYLE service, clean spilled fluid, restore disturbed clips and shields, check levels and leaks at the specified condition and scan or road-test only where safe. Reinvestigate persistent shifting, warning, steering or engine symptoms instead of assuming a new part completes the diagnosis.
From identification to a checked result
| Stage | Good practice for this range | Mistake to avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Identify | Record VIN, build, transmission or engine code, axle and MEYLE number | Ordering from generic product name or fluid colour |
| Diagnose | Document leaks, symptoms, faults and connected components | Expecting a service kit to repair internal damage |
| Prepare | Verify kit contents, fluid, fasteners, tools and level procedure | Opening oil before the unit and specification agree |
| Assemble | Use clean technique, sequence, torque and defined suspension position | Reusing seals or guessing the fluid level |
| Verify | Check leaks, levels, function, geometry and diagnostic status | Returning the vehicle without rechecking the original symptom |
Record the MEYLE reference, transmission or engine identity, fluid specification and quantity, final level temperature and renewed parts. Suspension jobs should retain fastening and alignment records. Clear traceability helps resolve a later leak or operational change without reopening the repair blindly.
Reading real MEYLE references
The MEYLE names below are examples from the current range and show why the complete description matters. They are not universal MEYLE recommendations and should not be treated as a fitment list. Within MEYLE, a shared family word can conceal a different dimension, connector, material, pack format, operating condition or installation side.
| Example listing | What to verify beyond the name |
|---|---|
| Meyle 1148600001 Glow Plug | Transmission code, kit version, fluid, filter, seals and plugs |
| Meyle 1148600004 Glow Plug | Sump pattern, pickup, connector clearance and tightening sequence |
| Meyle 0148700000 Washer Fluid Pump, headlight cleaning | Pump voltage, pins, outlets, seal and circuit function |
| Meyle 37-148700005 Washer Fluid Pump, window cleaning | Axle, arm geometry, bushing position, fasteners and alignment |
| Meyle 16-148700002 Washer Fluid Pump, window cleaning | Transmission code, kit version, fluid, filter, seals and plugs |
| Meyle 7148700004 Washer Fluid Pump, window cleaning | Sump pattern, pickup, connector clearance and tightening sequence |
| Meyle 014 322 0019 Oil Filter | Pump voltage, pins, outlets, seal and circuit function |
| Meyle 3140380002 Oil Separator, crankcase ventilation | Axle, arm geometry, bushing position, fasteners and alignment |
Many example names repeat parts kit, washer pump or control arm with little visible distinction. The MEYLE number is therefore essential, but it must still be verified against the current vehicle, transmission, engine and position record before use.
Common errors around MEYLE products
- Choosing a MEYLE transmission kit from vehicle model without identifying the fitted gearbox.
- Assuming every oil-change kit includes the same parts or fluid quantity.
- Selecting automatic-transmission fluid by colour or mixing an unverified leftover product.
- Setting fluid level without the specified temperature and operating sequence.
- Tightening bonded suspension bushes with the suspension in the wrong position.
- Applying direct battery voltage to a low-voltage or pressure-sensor glow plug.
- Replacing a washer pump without checking connector, outlets, hoses and electrical supply.
- Treating new fluid or a new part as proof that an existing internal fault has disappeared.
MEYLE questions and answers
Q: What dominates this MEYLE range?
A: Automatic-transmission oil-change kits, filters and sumps dominate, followed by washer pumps, suspension parts and glow plugs.
Q: Can a transmission kit be selected from registration alone?
A: No. Confirm the fitted transmission code, vehicle build and complete MEYLE application.
Q: Do all MEYLE oil-change kits include oil?
A: No. Official guidance distinguishes kit versions, including short kits without fluid, so inspect the exact contents.
Q: Is the included oil quantity always the transmission's total capacity?
A: No. Kit versions and service methods differ; use the exact package and procedural data.
Q: Can ATF be identified by colour?
A: No. Match the required fluid specification and kit reference for the exact transmission.
Q: Why does temperature matter when setting level?
A: Fluid volume changes with temperature and many transmissions define a specific level-check window and sequence.
Q: Does an oil change fix transmission judder?
A: Not necessarily. Diagnose faults and wear; a maintenance service does not guarantee repair of internal damage.
Q: Should suspension bushes be tightened at ride height?
A: Use the exact repair procedure, which may require final tightening at a defined normal suspension position.
Q: Does an HD number fit both sides?
A: Only if the current MEYLE and vehicle information states it; confirm axle, side and geometry.
Q: Can a 4.4 V glow plug be tested from a 12 V battery?
A: Do not do so. Use the approved diagnostic method for its low-voltage and possible sensor design.
Q: Are MEYLE washer pumps interchangeable?
A: No. Pins, voltage, mono or dual form, outlet size and circuit application differ.
Q: What records should be kept?
A: Retain the MEYLE number, unit identity, kit contents, fluid and level data, fasteners, leaks and alignment or function checks.