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  • @EasySteps_Sidhu
    @EasySteps_Sidhu Год назад +2

    How To Replace Front Air Suspension Shock on CLS550 Mercedes | Arnott Struts for CLS-Class W218

  • @samuelgarcia9969
    @samuelgarcia9969 7 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks bro so cool 👍🏻
    Question: good place to look and buy used parts for 2012 cls550 Mercedes
    Thank you 🙏🏻

  • @firered03snake
    @firered03snake 3 месяца назад +2

    Awesome vid ! I’m dealing with the same issue on my AMG . Where’s a good place online to buy replacement parts at a good price ? . And does your Benz have the active damping ? If so do you ran into issues lowering itself etc after replacing the front shock ? Thanks so much 🙏

    • @EasySteps_Sidhu
      @EasySteps_Sidhu 2 месяца назад

      Thank you for liking my video. In the video, I show you how to replace the front air suspension shock on a Mercedes CLS-Class W218. If you need to buy replacement parts, you can find them online at Amazon or eBay.

  • @aceyorba
    @aceyorba 3 дня назад

    All that work to replace with a used aftermarket Monroe strut. Hope it lasts.
    Thanks for the video.

  • @josetheace
    @josetheace 8 месяцев назад +4

    Thanks bro perfect video and straight to the point ‼️💯

    • @EasySteps_Sidhu
      @EasySteps_Sidhu 8 месяцев назад +2

      You are most welcome, glad to help.
      Thanks for watching.🙏

  • @jordancartwright7608
    @jordancartwright7608 11 месяцев назад +1

    What year is this? and is this rear wheel or all wheel?

  • @NALSAMMAH1
    @NALSAMMAH1 Год назад +1

    I am having trouble removing the T-40 screw connected to the stabilizer link. Can you tell me please when you hold the nut with 18mm wrench and loosen the T-40 screw, do you turn the wrench to right or to left to get it loose? I can't see clearly in the video; can you please respond to this question asap cuz I tried working on my car 2 times and couldn't deal with the T-40 screw. I even broke 2 of T-40 screw driver bits in the process and I am beginning to think that I am turning the impact wrench the wrong way (left). I'd appreciate your help on this.

    • @EasySteps_Sidhu
      @EasySteps_Sidhu Год назад

      Use boxend wrench 18 mm to hold the nut turn the wrench left while you turn the T 40 torque socket with the wrench right so you turn them opposite and it should open up. Thanks for watching and good luck with your DIY.

  • @LuKye
    @LuKye 6 месяцев назад

    yo, could you measure for me the length from one shock to another? from the center of the strut under the hood.
    thanks!

  • @poobabydajointaa7374
    @poobabydajointaa7374 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you this was a great video

    • @EasySteps_Sidhu
      @EasySteps_Sidhu 6 месяцев назад

      Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.🙏

  • @NALSAMMAH1
    @NALSAMMAH1 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video, it was very helpful for me, but I am confused about one thing. At 2 minutes and 4 seconds of the video you were talking about removing something using something you

    • @EasySteps_Sidhu
      @EasySteps_Sidhu Год назад

      I mean you can also use a 13/16 socket or 21 mm socket.
      So nice of you, Thank you so much!! Thanks for the visit.
      😊Glad I could help. 🙏
      Thanks for the like and thanks for watching.🙏

    • @furiouswolf777voodoo4
      @furiouswolf777voodoo4 10 месяцев назад +1

      Sway bar link....use the T to hold the ball joint so you can remove the nut

  • @c.a.n.4202
    @c.a.n.4202 Год назад +1

    Thanks but what are the torque specs for all the bolts?

    • @EasySteps_Sidhu
      @EasySteps_Sidhu Год назад +2

      In the description, let me copy and paste it for you.
      Torque specs:
      - Top mounting nuts: 30 Nm
      - Air pressure line: 2 Nm
      - Upper control arm: (stage 1) 20 Nm then (stage 2) 90 degrees
      - Strut to spring control arm: 165 Nm

    • @c.a.n.4202
      @c.a.n.4202 Год назад +1

      @@EasySteps_Sidhu thanks, I did check there but didn't scroll down far enough the first time!

    • @EasySteps_Sidhu
      @EasySteps_Sidhu Год назад

      @@c.a.n.4202 You are most welcome, good luck with your DIY project.