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Hydraulic Fluid Leak 95 SL 500
What appears to be hydraulic fluid is dripping from my car's left rear quarter pannel. The only thing I can figure is,it must be from the suspension. How do I know if my car has self-leveling suspension or not. Any suggestions? I live in Montana and the Mercedes dealer is a very long way away.
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I'd start by checking the hydraulic system used to raise the convertible top,,, if there are no leaks, then look further south.
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I agree with Juck about checking the top system hydraulic fluid. Pump is located in a compartment beneath your spare tire. Fluid level should be between min and max marks. Bob |
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Whisman, this thread is for you:
http://www.benzworld.org/forums/r129-sl-class/1282885-poll-convertible-top-hydraulic-cylinder-r-r.html
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whats your car model and series? (whisman)
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I'm not familiar with the SL500. Could the leak also be from the roll bar mechanism?
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