Whinning sound 50-60, jerky 3rd to 4ft
The car starts to hum between speeds of 50-60 (more like a melusine, spinning wind), only under the gas, there are no vibrations, the sound cannot be detected from where it is coming from. It is heard most in the driver's area. The oil in the differential has been changed, but it did not help. The wheels are newly balanced with new tires.
The car shifts poorly from 3 to 4 in comfort mode. The biggest problem is in the city. Sometimes it raises the rpm by itself (I drive at 1,200, the car raises to 1,400 and shifts to 4). This does not happen in sport. But sometimes it shifts too early, it jerks and there is a bang from behind. When I shift manually to comfort, it is so tedious, the car jerks forward slightly. The vacuum valve was recently changed, the oil was also changed, but the gearbox adaptation was not done.
Video of melusine:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QbpTtpbpWg
I have similar experience on my 2022 W205 C43. It use to jerk more between 1st & 2nd gear. But somehow that's less evident post SW Update. But the 4th gear jerk appeared post Transmission Fluid service. I'm planning to bring to the service center to check more.
The differential was rebuilt, it is no longer audible under the gas, but it is slightly audible when the gas is allowed at the same speed, but you have to be very careful - I took it to the service today and for it to completely disappear, a completely new differential would have to be put in, not just the bearings. You can try adjusting the clearance and overvoltage, but the sound could be worse, or you could try a different speed or load. I had a completely different bearing.
They say that adaptation is not done on these cars unless the transmission components are changed. Someone says that it can be even worse after adaptation. But what I asked is that only the given gear can be adapted/reset, for example from 3 to 4.
Then let me know
The differential was rebuilt, it is no longer audible under the gas, but it is slightly audible when the gas is allowed at the same speed, but you have to be very careful - I took it to the service today and for it to completely disappear, a completely new differential would have to be put in, not just the bearings. You can try adjusting the clearance and overvoltage, but the sound could be worse, or you could try a different speed or load. I had a completely different bearing.
They say that adaptation is not done on these cars unless the transmission components are changed. Someone says that it can be even worse after adaptation. But what I asked is that only the given gear can be adapted/reset, for example from 3 to 4.
Then let me know
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Auto počinje zujati između brzina 80-95 (više kao meluzina, vrti se vjetar), samo pod gasom , nema vibracija, zvuk se ne može detektovati odakle dolazi. Najviše se čuje u vozačevom prostoru. Ulje u diferencijalu je promijenjeno, ali nije pomoglo. Točkovi su novo balansirani s novim gumama.
Auto slabo mijenja brzine iz 3 u 4 u komfornom režimu. Najveći problem je u gradu. Ponekad sam podiže obrtaje (vozim na 1.200, auto podiže na 1.400 i prelazi u 4). To se ne dešava u sportskom režimu. Ali ponekad prebrzo mijenja brzine, trza se i čuje se udarac pozadi. Kada ručno prebacim u komforni režim, toliko je zamorno da se auto lagano trzne naprijed. Vakuumski ventil je nedavno promijenjen, ulje je također promijenjeno, ali adaptacija mjenjača nije urađena.
Video melusine:
Imam sličan problem sa svojim GLC 250d Coupeom samo u 4. brzini između 1500 i 1700 obrtaja u minuti. Također, nisam jedini s ovim problemom. Neki ljudi su to riješili promjenom kardanskog vratila.
Jeste li to popravili
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https://forums.mbclub.co.uk/threads/...-30mph.282352/
look this forum and video on youtube.
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