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Does anyone have the part #s for the 2 different sized rear bolts as mine are bad?
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I need to replace all of my bolts and bushings. One of my bolts snapped while replacing a failed WSS sensor and the plastic bushing disintegrated so I want to replace all of mine just to be on the safe side. Open to more permanent solutions, preferably those made of metal.
Bushin Part #145 is not available separately, come with #10 ($1,700.00)
I recommend go to the Hardware store and get a brass / bronze bushings I.D. 12mm, O.D 15mm cuts pieces of 5.6mm / 5.5 (only 3 ),
the 4th weight sensor don’t required bushing, as spacer between the bolt head rail any nylon washer.
hello, could you ask for the part number of this plastic or a photo at least where is this plastic in Volvo? Thank you and best regards
Originally Posted by JohnLane
Guys I've fixed this in my two-elemon car by replacing the rotton MB rubber bushing with a plastic bushing as used by Volvo at the bottom of the shifter for Volvo's M-46 transmission. Order it up for any 200 or 700 model car with the M-46 box. Easy-peasy. Seat moves as when new.
Hey @jonUF02 curious if you ended up trying those Volvo bushings? I might seem to be having the same issue and thing of trying it otherwise I might just fork the money for the Mercedes part since its annoying having the seat rocking.
@benzspill I did get them and I don't see how they would work. I ended up just doing the tape method and it's good enough. I'm not paying $200+ for the MB kit with a few bushings and bolts.
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