Mercedes-AMG E-Class Clutch slave cylinder replacement Cost
2016–2018 · Engine, Fuel & Emissions system
Typical range
$445–$1.8k
Parts + labour
Labour hours
1–6h
At a typical garage
The clutch transfers engine power to the transmission in manual cars; a worn clutch slips under load, has a high biting point or smells burnt when pushed hard. Clutch kits include the disc, pressure plate and release bearing. Mercedes-AMG E-Class clutch replacement costs $445–$1773—a significant job as the gearbox must be removed.
Typical parts included
- Clutch slave cylinder
What affects the price
- Whether the flywheel needs resurfacing or full replacement (dual-mass flywheels are expensive)
- OEM vs performance aftermarket clutch
- Driving style—aggressive or city driving wears clutches faster
Common questions
How long does this repair take?
Clutch slave cylinder replacement on a Mercedes-AMG E-Class typically takes 1–6 hours at a garage.
How often does this need to be done?
For a Mercedes-AMG E-Class, this is typically needed every 60,000–100,000 miles depending on driving style; city driving can reduce this significantly.
Other engine, fuel & emissions system repairs on the Mercedes-AMG E-Class
- ABS hydraulic unit replacement$468–$842
- ABS sensor replacement$193–$347
- ABS system bleeding$154–$277
- AC compressor clutch replacement$385–$693
- AC compressor replacement$413–$743
Clutch slave cylinder replacement cost on similar cars
- BMW 5 Series Sedan$385–$693
- AUDI A6 Avant$350–$630
- MERCEDES BENZ E-Klasse and predecessors$350–$630
- VOLVO S80$385–$693
- SAAB 9-5$350–$630
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