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    4. : Front shock absorber replacement

Mercedes Classe E - Video tutorial

Model: Mercedes Classe E W210 - Years 1995-2002
Part: Shock absorbers
Operation: Front shock absorber replacement

First of all, after having positioned the machine on a bridge or footpegs, we are going to loosen the bolt that fixes the shock absorber to the hub holder, that is the lower head of the shock absorber, now we are going to bring the shock absorber into compression using a jack and we also loosen the fifth wheel which is instead in the upper part, we finish unscrewing it using wrenches and pliers. Once this is done with a tip we go to eject the bolt that blocked the shock absorber on the hub holder and now we will be able to extract the entire shock absorber by pulling it down. By following the instructions in reverse we will be able to install the new shock absorber.


Posted on 18 September 2023 by ScegliAuto



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