Mercedes W203 C200cdi C220cdi C270 C320 front suspension control arm replacement ball joint change
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
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Febi 38485
Control Arm with additional parts, bush and joint
Febi 33209
Control Arm with additional parts, bush and joint
🔧 Mercedes W203 Front Suspension Control Arm Replacement & Ball Joint Change Tutorial 🔧
Is your Mercedes W203 experiencing issues with the front suspension? Join us in this step-by-step tutorial as we walk you through the process of replacing the control arms and changing the ball joints on the C200cdi, C220cdi, C270, and C320 models.
⚙️ What You'll Learn in This Video:
Identifying signs of worn-out control arms and ball joints
Tools and equipment needed for the replacement
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing control arms
Tips and tricks for a successful ball joint change
Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or tackling this project for the first time, our detailed guide will help you confidently navigate the front suspension control arm replacement process. Save money on labor costs and ensure your Mercedes W203's front suspension is operating at its best.
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Very helpful video.
Thanks
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Thank you for the kind words. This is one of the nicest messages I have ever received. 🤝🏻
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I have couple question, what squeaks when its dry and stops when its not wet? Also, a clunking noise in front, but not when i push down the front, only when I push the car on the side making the yaw or swing side to side does that clunk noise appear. I know it's hard but just from your experience. I've taken to my mechanic and he has swapped out couple things but the sound is still there.
I can only assume it is coming from arm bushings or shocks. Best of luck but it is impossible to tell someone when not looking at the car🤝🏻