2015 E350 Engine & Transmission Mount Replacement
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From: Chandler, AZ
2015 E350
2015 E350 Engine & Transmission Mount Replacement
Are any special tools required to replace the engine and transmission mounts on 2015 E350 RWD Sedan? Can it be done with just jack stands and a floor jack? Any insight would be appreciated.
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From: Phoenix, AZ
2016 E350 Sport 2WD
I don't know the answer to your question but I do recall that there have been a few posts describing this work in the last couple of years. If you search for them, it will probably give you lots of information.
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W212 MY'14 M276-3.5NA @75kMi
good move 👍
you should be fine if you can free your jack and use it or a second jack to support the tranny weight while you swap the mount.
This mount is a very positive maintenance step to help prevent damage on the intermediate shaft bearing.
I wonder, are you feeling vibrations? what speed?
What's your current mileage ?
This mount is a very positive maintenance step to help prevent damage on the intermediate shaft bearing.
I wonder, are you feeling vibrations? what speed?
What's your current mileage ?
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From: Commifornia
2013 E350 W212
I'm considering replacing mine on same vehicle. Can you share how many miles on yours and whether you feel the vibrations or whether it's more preventative measure? Mine is a 2013 W212 with 89K miles. A local mechanic recommended it, but I'm not sure that I need it yet.
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2011 E350 wagon
https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w...uestion-5.html
I did mine last year - lots of effort but nothing crazy. My only pitfall was the steering column disconnected and I wasn't expecting it.
I did mine last year - lots of effort but nothing crazy. My only pitfall was the steering column disconnected and I wasn't expecting it.
