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flex disc near miss!!
when i got this car i was pissed that some knucklehead had cut the cat out of it. when i first looked under this car i could only see this small crack on the flex disc but since the exhaust had to come down to replace the front pipe (aforementioned head-o-knuckle decided to cut in front of the collector!) i decided to replace both discs.
this is what i found once i removed it from the driveshaft..... not the same picture!! this unit was almost 75% split more severe damage.... i think this had less than 1000 miles left on it, if that..... moral of the story: if you see any cracking AT ALL chances are it is much worse where you cannot see it edit: i am now glad that i needed to do the exhaust work so i had access to this extremely important maintenance area
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I better hurry up and put on the set I got from pelican that have been waiting for me to get motivated.
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My first Benz (1963 300SE) had a vibration issue. I had no idea what a flex disk was but learned that it shouldn't look like a fuzzy ball of large diameter fishing line . Replaced that and have been vigilant since.
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Hanno '79 6.9 Sold (after 27 years) '83 280SL, 5 spd. '94 E320 Sdn. 5 spd conversion '02 E320 Sdn.(on loan to mom!) '87 300E (5 spd. conversion) Sold '05 E500 Wagon |
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