How long do these normally last when vehicle is drived on normal hard
surface . I have recently purchased the W124 with slef leverling rear
suspension and it appears the air cell's have failed - rear suspesion
very hard and jittery. According to previous owners maintainance records
this was last
It thought it was more a function of time, relating to how long it
takes for the nitrogen in the sphere to
leak thru/past the rubber housing. Wondering about the spheres in
my 93 500SEL...
On Sep 4, 2007, at 11:36 PM, Peter Merle wrote:
How long do these normally last when vehicle is
The time period was about 5 years
PEter
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From: John M McIntosh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Air cells W124
It thought it was more a function of time, relating to how long it
takes
Peter Merle wrote:
How long do these normally last
I think about five years, maybe a bit longer. Probably depends on
loads and temperatures more than miles. Does the suspension pump up
properly when you pile a load in the back, or has the control valve
already been damaged? My W201 has SLS,
Peter Merle wrote:
How long do these normally last when vehicle is drived on normal hard
surface . I have recently purchased the W124 with slef leverling rear
suspension and it appears the air cell's have failed - rear suspesion
very hard and jittery. According to previous owners maintainance
