Need Some Help Please...




Yes there was a significant improvement after all the work done.
Have you checked my thread on this work? https://mbworld.org/forums/c36-amg-c...intenance.html IMO well worth the work. The transmission is nice and smooth and still is today.
Unfortunately don't get to drive "Grandma" much these days, but have been out and around a couple of times during nice weather and summer period and I'll certainly take her out for a long drive before she goes into hibernation sometimes in November or early December depending on salt being on the roads or not.












You guys think maybe that can cause it to pull a bit?








But my wife crashed mine in a way that made it climb up really high so that the left side was 6 feet in the air, like up on 2 wheels in an action movie. Then it came crashing back down onto all 4 wheels.
Point being, all the suspension bushings/arms/etc were completely ruined on the left side of the car. I've been slowly replacing them 1 by 1 for the last 2 months and the problem has been getting less severe. It's much better now that I've replaced ball joints and tie rod ends in the front, all 4 shocks, and 2 of the 5 suspension arms in the rear left wheel. The rest are currently on their way via FedEx. Before all this work the problem was way, way worse.
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When I give it gas fast and let go it makes this loud clunk sound, it's like something moves up hard and comes down and hits metal.
It seems to be coming from the rear driver side. Sometimes it happens when the car shifts but not as loud as when I hit the gas fast and let go.
I haven't been able to floor this car to see how fast it performs under full throttle. And that's because that clunk sound is so loud if I try to do that. I changed the trans mount and that did not help.
Motor mounts are brand new and I was told from the seller the flex plates where changed. I did turn the drive shaft by hand and there was just a little play which I believe is normal.
I'm thinking it might be a subframe mount but I don't know how to check that? Any suggestions on this issue?




Have you tried looking into the engine bay and see if the engine moves up and down when giving some short throttle bursts?
Are you 100% certain that the alloy supports which are bolted to the engine and then to the mounts are not broken? I broke one on mine and caused a lot of clunking and banging as the engine was moving around. I'll see if I can find the thread with photos....








Found some videos on YT to give you some ideas and pointers; https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...+rear+subframe
I dont remember if I suggested this before.












Need:
Sub frame bushings part #
Diff bushings....
Seal for diff...
Oil for the diff..
I got the car today from a local shop. They said it was those bushings. They want for labor $1776 total labor only.
They are also going to change the diff bushings. And reseal the diff as it's leaking.
Price for me is really high. I've read that sub frame could be lowered just a little to do them.
they told me 298 for the diff seal.. that seems high since they will be removing the sub frame so should be easy to access? 10- 12 hours total they said it will take.
What do you guys think, good deal or to much? Also, is it dangerous to drive with the bushings weak like that?




I need to look into this pronto and will get back to you asap







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I posted this question/issue on a UK Mercedes forum and I obtained several sources that give part # Don't know how they work, but I guess we can always try them out.
https://nemigaparts.com/cat_spares/epc/mercedes/
https://mercedes.7zap.com/en/eu/fg/car/
George, I found some info for the rear subframe and parts id #: https://mercedes.7zap.com/en/eu/fg/c.../35/0/045/0/0/
This could be for the European version. Don't know if the N. American is different, but I did see two choices for the W202 C43 when opening the 7zap link above. The 202033 is the non N.American sedan and the 202093 is the wagon.






