Service Manual?
MBWorld Fanatic!
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 5,942
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From: Seattle WA
99 E320
you may want to consider narrowing down your question to specific wrench
locations (by name). that would serve as a checklist if someone is able to help.
other thought is to see if your local library has online access to Chilton, AllData
etc databases. here in Seattle we have free use of them once we register for
a library card.
i occasionally have access to the MB service database but it's more challenging
for me to search for a gray area based on your description of 'suspension' vs
a specific name e.g. sway bar which allows me to key in the term into the
SEARCH window.
locations (by name). that would serve as a checklist if someone is able to help.
other thought is to see if your local library has online access to Chilton, AllData
etc databases. here in Seattle we have free use of them once we register for
a library card.
i occasionally have access to the MB service database but it's more challenging
for me to search for a gray area based on your description of 'suspension' vs
a specific name e.g. sway bar which allows me to key in the term into the
SEARCH window.
Thread Starter
Junior Member
Joined: Feb 2014
Posts: 64
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From: Washington
2001 W210 E430 Sport
I am looking for the following torques:
front shocks
rear shocks
front lower control arm bolts
rear lower control arm bolts
front brake Caliper to support bracket
Mostly I am looking for a place to download a service manual.
front shocks
rear shocks
front lower control arm bolts
rear lower control arm bolts
front brake Caliper to support bracket
Mostly I am looking for a place to download a service manual.
MBWorld Fanatic!
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 1,564
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From: SoCal
98 Brilliant Silver E320 Wagon
Sorry MB didn't print a service manual for the W210. They made a DVD with WIS procedures but is it no longer available. raymonds suggestion of the library is one possibility. Also, check the stickies in Benzworld's W210 forum. Most of the repair/replace DIYs have torque values. You could also buy a one day subscription to WIS from starinfotech (MB). Less that $20.
