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500 SEL Hydraulic Suspension
My 1983 500 SEL has a real problem with the four point hydraulic suspension. It has always been sluggish to initially raise after a something in the system is changed.
Current Problem: Car lost pressure and will not raise. 1- Cylinders appear to work well with no leaks 2- The four support point Accumulators are new. 3- The Fifth Accumulator is used 4- The Control Manifold ( that connects to the dash cable ) is new. 5- The Hydraulic Pump # 1172360008 is used. I removed it, cleaned it, and reinstalled. There is no visible wear. Fluid exits in a steady stream, but with little pressure. Fluid flow can be stopped by holding your finger over the output hose end. 6- System filter has been cleaned, and new MB fluid added. 7- No leaks are present in the entire system. I am thinking that either the pump does not put out sufficient pressure, OR the control valve on the 5th accumulator is not working properly. I do not understand the function of the 5th accumulator or control valve attached. Does anybody have a solution to this problem ? |
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