Interesting. That's the same part as on my 1970280SE 3.5 coupe.
On 8/22/07, Constantine N. Polites [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the EPC you will find the Steering Knuckle in group 33, front axle.
It is item 5. The MB part number is A 116 330 4120.
Constantine
Actually I do have the Klann tool. I also have the CD with the details
and some photographs. I only wanted the photographs in case I missed
something. Photographs might be helpful.
Does anyone know how to check the steering knuckle for conformity? The
manual simply states if in doubt throw
No, photos are not really helpful, it is a matter of just doing it.
Making sure everything is nicely aligned before compression and stopping
if things don't appear right.
The only photos that would be helpful are ones that show things when
they are not right, so you know when you have gone off
When you take that thing out go put it somewhere behind the barn in a
deep hole unless you decompress it.
--R
Hendrik wrote:
No, photos are not really helpful, it is a matter of just doing it.
Making sure everything is nicely aligned before compression and stopping
if things don't appear
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Not necessary with a proper compression tool, however even if only
removing one spring it is still a good idea to let the tension off it.
To be sure.
Rich Thomas wrote:
When you take that thing out go put it somewhere behind the barn in a
deep hole unless you decompress it.
--R
In the EPC you will find the Steering Knuckle in group 33, front axle.
It is item 5. The MB part number is A 116 330 4120.
Constantine
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On 8/22/07, Hendrik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Not necessary with a proper compression tool, however even if only
removing one spring it is still a
