Why does my Mercedes C class suspension make a clunking noise?
The boots on the end links can tear, and the ball joint will corrode. The result is a clunking noise from the worn joint. Similarly, if the mounting fasteners have loosened on either end of the links, a clunking will be evident as well. On the rear sway bar links, rubber bushings are used instead of ball joints.
Why does my Mercedes Benz W203 make a rattling noise?
My 2001 W203 (with 79,000 miles) has a knocking/rattling noise coming from the front suspension. It occurs at any speed. Even moving very slowly, any undulation of the pavement causes a knocking/rattle. I’ve read that it may be the sway bar end links.
What are the signs of a Mercedes Benz suspension problem?
Signs of failure are common and are often accompanied with a “creaking” noise from the suspension. Other components such as wheel bearings, ball joints and sway bar links should be inspected at the same time.
What is the Mercedes C Class W203 front suspension diagram?
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Why does my Mercedes C class make a clicking noise when turning?
Typical ball joints on 2-wheel drive C-Class models. Individuals with 4MATIC all wheel drive models may experience a clicking noise that may seem to be coming from the front suspension when turning; however, it is likely a worn front CV joint.
Why does my Mercedes Benz W204 suspension make noise?
If the bushing has torn or ruptured, it is possible for the surrounding area to be wet with fluid. This is a clear sign of a bushing failure. Another area where owners have experienced suspension noise has been in the strut assemblies and springs. Surprisingly, these have been replaced quite regularly on the w204 models.
Signs of failure are common and are often accompanied with a “creaking” noise from the suspension. Other components such as wheel bearings, ball joints and sway bar links should be inspected at the same time.
Why does my Mercedes C class suspension Squeak?
As previously mentioned with sway bar bushings, the rubber rear sway bar end link bushings can age and squeak. Lubricant can temporarily resolve the squealing, although it is recommended new end links be installed. Figure 6. Front end link with missing fastener.