Does W201 use the same differential mounts as the W124
or other models? I can find the mounts for W124 at
Rusty's website but not for W201. Also, is there a
particular reason you used W202 subframe mount in lieu
of the original W201 mounts just part availability
issue?


Tan


--- Marshall Booth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Tan Qu wrote:
> > Marshall,
> > 
> > The brake hoses (all 4 of them) and the rear
> calipers
> > (ATE) are new. I never changed the differential
> fluid
> > for whole time I owned this car (from 100k to now
> > 250k). There was no leaks or anything last time I
> was
> > under the car. I am hoping some new differential
> > mounts may solve the problem but am having hard
> time
> > to find the parts at Rusty's website. I need to
> give
> > him a call. How long the differential mounts and
> flex
> > plates tend to last on the W201's in your
> experience?
> 
> Differential mounts have been replaced in two of the
> 5 201s I've owned. 
> They probably last 15-18 years or about 200kmi. They
> are responsible for 
> positioning the differential and rear axle. The
> subframe mounts have the 
> primary job of isolating the differential from the
> chassis and changing 
> from 201 to 202 subframe mounts quiets differential
> noise A LOT!
> 
> What you are describing is NOT a common complaint
> and I don't have a 
> sure-fire answer for it - I'm GUESSING.
> 
> Marshall
> -- 
>         Marshall Booth (who doesn't respond to unsigned
> questions)
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