????Pull The Engine To Replace Clutch Pack????
I'll probably have to sell the car when I get it back. I shudder to think that they unloosened all those connections necessary to raise the motor up or did they disconnect them?
Last edited by AmenMercedesGo; Sep 18, 2007 at 07:15 PM.


Makes no sense at all bro. Supercharger clutch pack is smack dab on the front and even if they had to pull the whole supercharger, engine still stays intact.
Interested to hear what Vadim thinks they might have been doing.
That is a friggin trip!!!
Motor mounts possibly bad too??
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Why not take the fan out instead? or is there still not enough room.
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I was not aware of this.
Raising the engine here really means removing two 13mm hex head bolts (that's it) from the two rear engine mounts from below. These only keep the mounts attached to the frame, not to the engine itself. From there I put a piece of wood on a jack under the engine and jacked it up an inch or so. Very easy, but like mentioned above, removing the fan would give similar access.
After thinking about it, the time involved removing the fan vs removing two bolts and jacking the engine is basically the same.
Also, if they are replacing the entire supercharger assembley then the new clutch and pulley are already installed. They will not have to raise the engine at all to replace the SC. In fact, you car doesn't even need to be on a lift for this procedure.
Last edited by BrianS; Sep 19, 2007 at 09:49 AM.
Did your new clutch finally remove squeak or did it come back? Would you say power increase or same feel power wise as last clutch?
Thanks for any info. My warranty is up in Nov and I was thinking of getting my tech to replace it for me before it's up.
I am off for a vacation (Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor Me.) and driving the new BEAST to get there..........YAHOOOOOOOOO....
Are you noticing a BIG difference. When you talking er to the track??
I had mine done yesterday and they didn't have to disconnect the battery, so when I picked it up this morning after a long highway trip over the weekend, it felt like Grandpa's car except no chirp and jerk! I need to do the "sneaky reset" before I drive home just to get the beast back. Either that or I'll just drive it like I stole it for a few miles.....yeah, that sounds more fun!
FYI the smooth engagement and power delivery is great!




