Re: [MBZ] Subject: Re !123 Rear Semi-Trailing arm

2018-07-06 Thread Meade Dillon via Mercedes
I did it the hard way on my old 123.190; I pulled off the entire rear axle
/ differential / suspension subframe, and then replaced ALL the bushings.
Two hard days of brutal work, but a brand-new suspension when I was done.
I had access to a nice lift on base for that job.

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Max
Charleston SC
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Re: [MBZ] Subject: Re !123 Rear Semi-Trailing arm

2018-07-05 Thread fmiser via Mercedes
> Rdeafboy wrote:

> My 1983 240D had the rear passenger side Biltstein shock  broke
> through the trailing arm where it rusted/broke out. 

>  How hard is this to put a used trailing arm in anybody done it

I did it - a lot of years ago.  I got the used arm from Atlanta
Stuttgart - which will give a clue as to how long ago it was.

I don't have any notes - but my memory is it wasn't difficult.
Possibly easier than replacing a rear wheel bearing.

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Re: [MBZ] Subject: Re !123 Rear Semi-Trailing arm

2018-07-05 Thread Kaleb C. Striplin via Mercedes
It’s really not that hard. 

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> On Jul 5, 2018, at 7:29 PM, Rdeafboy via Mercedes  
> wrote:
> 
> My 1983 240D had the rear passenger side Biltstein shock  broke through the 
> trailing arm where it rusted/broke out.  The spring is still intact in the 
> arm .  it caused the arm to bump into the outside axle rubber boot & spring a 
> grease leak . I put in new axles 2-3 years ago .  I have another rubber boot 
> but i know you need that tool.  I have to put it on the lift to see the boot 
> tear yet .   How hard is this to put a used trailing arm in anybody done it 
> ..Appreciate your answers on this . 
> 
> 
>  
> Bob 
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[MBZ] Subject: Re !123 Rear Semi-Trailing arm

2018-07-05 Thread Rdeafboy via Mercedes
My 1983 240D had the rear passenger side Biltstein shock  broke through the 
trailing arm where it rusted/broke out.  The spring is still intact in the arm 
.  it caused the arm to bump into the outside axle rubber boot & spring a 
grease leak . I put in new axles 2-3 years ago .  I have another rubber boot 
but i know you need that tool.  I have to put it on the lift to see the boot 
tear yet .   How hard is this to put a used trailing arm in anybody done it 
..Appreciate your answers on this . 


 
Bob 
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