Is Mercedes c300 rear-wheel drive?
In the base C 300, the new 2.0-liter turbo-4 engine makes 255 horsepower. Its 9-speed automatic transmission is carried over. Rear-drive is standard, with all-wheel drive an option.
How does rear wheel drive work in Mercedes?
Normally rear wheel drive vehicle. Power is progressively transferred via multi-plate hydraulic transfer clutch to front wheels when slipping occurs. Torque distribution in this case is 65% to 35% rear to front. ABS sensors are used to detect wheelspin. If more traction is necessary, computer locks another clutch in rear axle.
How long should a Mercedes Benz wheel bearing last?
That is one way to test for a wheel bearing. How long should a Mercedes-Benz wheel bearing last? While wheel bearing should generally last over 150,000 miles we have seen Mercedes-Benz cars that needed new wheel bearings at 100,000 miles or less. For example, a SLK320 R170 needed new wheel bearings at 90,000 miles.
Where can I buy a 1998 Mercedes Benz?
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What’s the torque split on a Mercedes AWD?
Two-speed AWD variant of the Borg-Warner 44-09 transfer case (2.64:1 low range). The torque split is 50/50 up to October 19, 1998 when it was changed to 48/52 front rear.
How does a Mercedes Benz all wheel drive work?
Automatic all wheel drive. Normally rear wheel drive vehicle. Power is progressively transferred via multi-plate hydraulic transfer clutch to front wheels when slipping occurs. Torque distribution in this case is 65% to 35% rear to front. ABS sensors are used to detect wheelspin.
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Can a Mercedes rear wheel drive axle be replaced?
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Two-speed AWD variant of the Borg-Warner 44-09 transfer case (2.64:1 low range). The torque split is 50/50 up to October 19, 1998 when it was changed to 48/52 front rear.