I want to know the part number of E350 coupe's spring.
06-12-2014, 04:34 AM
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2011 E350 COUPE
I want to know the part number of E350 coupe's spring.
I have a 2011 E350 coupe. (stock sport suspension)
I'm planing to replace suspension from sport to non sport, because of ride comfort.
I found some part number of non sport suspension
strut, torsion bar and rod.
But I can't find springs.
There is no explain about spring, just color codes like 2 red, 1 white...
If anyone know the color code about E350 non sport coupe, please tell me.
I'm planing to replace suspension from sport to non sport, because of ride comfort.
I found some part number of non sport suspension
strut, torsion bar and rod.
But I can't find springs.
There is no explain about spring, just color codes like 2 red, 1 white...
If anyone know the color code about E350 non sport coupe, please tell me.
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06-13-2014, 04:54 AM
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Still trying to help! If you tell them what you are trying to do I am sure they can be more informative, even grab one of the technicians and get some knowledge from him, after all you will technically be buying from they plus they may think that they will do the work, (then maybe not, but at least you will have more information)
06-13-2014, 12:26 PM
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Still trying to help! If you tell them what you are trying to do I am sure they can be more informative, even grab one of the technicians and get some knowledge from him, after all you will technically be buying from they plus they may think that they will do the work, (then maybe not, but at least you will have more information)
I know what you mean.
But in my country... it's not easy.
They don't think they serve customer.
They just think they work for their own living.
