Mercedes W124 | Remove & Install Steering Drag Link

How to change the drag link on your Mercedes-Benz E-Class W124 with this step-by-step tutorial. If you've been experiencing steering issues, vibrations, or uneven tire wear, it's crucial to ensure your drag link is in proper condition. In this detailed guide, we'll walk you through the entire process, from identifying the symptoms that indicate a drag link problem to the tools you'll need and the exact steps to replace it.

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Steering shock absorber 35-40 Nm
Drag link 35 Nm - model 124 up to 05/89 and 4MATIC
Drag link 50 Nm - model 124 as of 06/89
Since 06/89 a 10mm shorter drag link which has been turned through 180º has been installed.
Drag link with thread M10 up to 05/89
Drag link with thread M12 as of 06/89
On vehicles with 4MATIC a strengthened drag link which has been turned through 180º
has been installed since 03/90
Ball joint puller part-nr
A 124 589 02 33 00 model 124 as of 06/89 and 4MATIC
A 201 589 13 33 00 model 124 up to 05/89 (except for 4MATIC)

[@ceyhunaliyev-vy8jz]

Salam dostdum menjmde w124 mercedec var bu bir efsanedi Bakudan salamlar sene

[@Danderl1977]

the moment when the camera fell down 😄

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Yah had it to close 😂