Repairing bushing arms????
1. Could it be repaired? How??



2. Or should I replace it with a new one???
I need your replies ASAP pals.... Thanks for all of u...
Last edited by Hendy; Jun 20, 2009 at 12:04 AM. Reason: Invalid name....
If you go the bushing only route you'll need a Klann Spring compressor, heavy duty shop press (25 ton usually) and some special fittings to press new and old out.
They need to be done in pairs just like brakes or rotors.
He WONT make that choice on the next Mercedes needing bushings that comes calling.....was not a fun job for him. It cost about $600 IIRC.
The 4-Matic would be different.
However, since repairing it seems more complicated, I'll just replace it with a new one.... Let the dealer mechs do it... haha. =p
you can always find mb mechanics working on the side from the dealer in their own shops.
the dealer is going to rake you over the coals.
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According to the cost estimation, they're gonna cost me around IDR 1,500,000.00 or around USD 150.00 for a brand new part....


Is it worth enough? Or should I find an alternate shop instead of giving my car to be handled by the dealer????



Thanks fellas for your replies.........


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also if you are not comfortable with paying that much money to the dealer, then find an indie in your area.
also if you are not comfortable with paying that much money to the dealer, then find an indie in your area.
Here is the list of parts that the dealer suggests me to replace :
1. Control arm bushings (there are some cracks on them)
2. Steering angle sensor (doesn't work correctly, causing the 'triangle' notification to appear)
3. Rear Brake Pads
Sometimes the ESP, EBD, & ABS notifications appear.... They disappear after I restart the engine.
Any ideas????? Whew..........





