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Rear Suspension Torque Specs

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Old 08-05-2024, 12:58 PM
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Rear Suspension Torque Specs

Can anyone point me to or provide the torque specs for each of the rear suspension components? It's for a 2012 GLK350 Base.
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I have them all somewhere. I'll post as i find them.





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This should be the same for the 204:


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There is a note that whenever the axle carrier bolts are removed the holes have to be re-cut and blown out:


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Will any of the components be secured using the bolts that are for the axle carrier mounting bolts? I assume they mean the threads need to be chased with a tap?
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Im looking at directions for the W204, so im assuming the X204 is the same.

The rear subframe has to be lowered to replace 3 of the control arms. To replace the thrust arm the stop plates have to be removed which requires removing the two front bolts in the subframe. Seems like a real pain, I have some rear control arms I want to replace and holding off until I get everything to do at one time.

Yes just chase the threads and blow out. There is a note to even use new bolts. On mine I would probably get new bolts since I have a New England car and things are rusty under there. I even bought new stop plates because mine look rusted.







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