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Old 11-19-2017, 01:45 PM
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What Suspension Part is this?

So after I did my differential fluid, trans fluid, FINALLY installed a new fan shroud, and got a new fan clutch.

I noticed this was worn out. What do you call it? It's the lower control arm bushing right?

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Old 11-19-2017, 01:59 PM
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Lower ball joint. (MB calls it the support joint.)

The bushing is on the frame end of the control arm.
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Thank you!

But i'm still confused as to which one is the right part.

1986 Mercedes-Benz 300SDL Base Sedan - Suspension, Shocks & Springs - Page 3
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Old 11-19-2017, 03:06 PM
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Go back to Page 2. Down at the bottom you have a selection. They call it the Control Arm Joint. 1986 Mercedes-Benz 300SDL Base Sedan - Suspension, Shocks & Springs - Page 2
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Don't know about your car, but on my 1985 300D it is tricky to replace. Yours looks similar. There are several posts w/ photos. You must remove the spindle to work on the bench. Getting the old out isn't too hard (beat w/ large hammer). You need a C-clamp ball joint press to install the new one, and some patience.
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Don't know about your car, but on my 1985 300D it is tricky to replace. Yours looks similar. There are several posts w/ photos. You must remove the spindle to work on the bench. Getting the old out isn't too hard (beat w/ large hammer). You need a C-clamp ball joint press to install the new one, and some patience.
I pretty much have to buy the c clamp ball joint press that is offered in a kit correct?
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I pretty much have to buy the c clamp ball joint press that is offered in a kit correct?
A generic ball joint press won't do you any favors. If you are interested in borrowing the correct tool, PM me for more info.
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I used a generic balljoint C-clamp press on my w123, you just have to be a bit creative. I modified one of the things and it worked fine.


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