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Old Nov 13, 2007 | 07:33 AM
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2001 - S500

Can anyone tell me if the Power Steering Pump and the ABC Pump are one and the same? Meaning if I have to purchase a power steering pump I can also refer to it as an ABC pump (same part number). I had a moaing noise coming from the front driver side whenever I accelerated on the gas and it produced no warning messages, but now the moaning noise is coming and going. When I hear the noise there's no message, but when the noise disappears I get a warning message "Active Body Control - Please Drive Carefully" there are no leaks, cars has not dropped, but I can't raise the car with the Level Control Button when there is NO noise, but when I hear the noise I can raise the car using the button. I think the pump stops working when there is no noise. My non-mercedes extended warranty company "Great Lakes" covers a P/S Pump, but I dont see anything about a ABC Pump. Are they the same pump???

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Old Nov 13, 2007 | 10:08 AM
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My S600 has one pump that is divided into 2 sections. Half is the power steering and the other half is the ABC hydraulic pump. I have hydraulic suspension not air suspension. Both pumps need Pentosin CHF11S fluid.
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Old Nov 13, 2007 | 02:35 PM
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referred to as a tandem pump. The newer wagons have them, too.
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Old Nov 13, 2007 | 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by uberwgn
referred to as a tandem pump. The newer wagons have them, too.
Do you actually mean "the older wagons" like S124 & S211? The new wagons are using the Airmatic based rear suspension, from S211 "onwards".
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