Grinding noise / not wheel bearing/ not engine
#1
Grinding noise / not wheel bearing/ not engine
Hi
On my clk 220cdi 2006 5 speed automatic i have a grinding noise and some vibrations that i feel in steeringweel and gaspedal when driving. It's like a ball bearing but its not from the wheels. Its best felt when its around 1200 2000 rpm. When coasting and in neutral its stil there. I was at two shops and nobody can tell what it is. The best answer that i got was : change everything one by one and see when the problem is solved. Well i dont have the time or money to do so.
Could it be: gearbox,driveshaft/rear diff.?
The car work fine but the REALLY SAD PART IS that it's a Mercedes Benz and it should and could drive smood as glass but i can not find the problem.
A friend of mine has a c class and i felt the same vibrations in his car too. He does not care of it so he does not not know what it is.
On my clk 220cdi 2006 5 speed automatic i have a grinding noise and some vibrations that i feel in steeringweel and gaspedal when driving. It's like a ball bearing but its not from the wheels. Its best felt when its around 1200 2000 rpm. When coasting and in neutral its stil there. I was at two shops and nobody can tell what it is. The best answer that i got was : change everything one by one and see when the problem is solved. Well i dont have the time or money to do so.
Could it be: gearbox,driveshaft/rear diff.?
The car work fine but the REALLY SAD PART IS that it's a Mercedes Benz and it should and could drive smood as glass but i can not find the problem.
A friend of mine has a c class and i felt the same vibrations in his car too. He does not care of it so he does not not know what it is.
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SwissKiss (09-19-2019)
#3
Junior Member
I second Rudeney's suggestion: have someone inspect those black rubber discs on the driveshaft. I had similar "noisy vibe" mostly felt between 105 and 110 km/h. There are 2 discs. Rear is easy to inspect. Front disc is a pain *#!!# and requires some disassembly. They are not expensive. Good luck
#4
On my clk350 grinding noise was from rear differential, same symptoms as yours. When I changed a fluid in there it was with small pieces of metal and fluid was shiny, after I changed a whole differential, vibration and grinding noise was gone.
Last edited by refixer; 09-28-2019 at 03:19 PM.