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Mercedes-Benz: Rear bearings vs. rear differential

  1. #1
    Alex
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    Rear bearings vs. rear differential

    Hi, I am back!

    Have had noisy sounds coming from back of my 190E.
    Has done 160K mi, so I tend to turn up the radio as noises tend to go away,
    then.:O)

    Seriously, I diagnosed rear wheel bearings beeing bad. When the car is off
    the ground with wheels attached and I have them turn with engine running in
    idle and 5th gear...you cant even hear your own words.
    When I block one wheel. other spins twice as fast....sounds multiply.
    both wheels make some amount off sounds...
    Ok...so I took everything apart...took off CV axle and discovered...bearings
    are fine...can be turned easly by hand...not any difference to the new one,
    which I unfortunately allready have

    ok...what now...differential bad? when turning any differential output by
    hand...this is where the sound comes from...its like a roar...which
    penatrates throughout the entire car. funy thing is, when I drive my winter
    tires...its even worse...and its not just the tires...

    what can that be now? bearings of differential? did I shred some gears?
    should I check trans fluid? havent done that in a while...

    thanks for hint and or do's and dont's

    alex



  2. #2
    Bill
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    Re: Rear bearings vs. rear differential

    >Have had noisy sounds coming from back of my 190E.

    Often, the pinion bearings will cause such a condition in that car. Rebuild the
    rear with new bearings (not for the faint of heart) or purchase a used (but
    guaranteed) rear center assembly.


    Bill Ditmire
    Ditmire Motorworks,Inc.
    425 White Horse Pike
    Absecon,NJ 08201
    http://www.ditmire.com
    609-641-3392

  3. #3
    Zigmund
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    Re: Rear bearings vs. rear differential

    is there any oil left in the diff?

    "Alex Hemmerich" <comx> wrote in message
    news:bn2tvf$5iv$rz.RWTH-Aachen.DE... 
    away, 
    in 
    discovered...bearings 
    one, 
    winter 



  4. #4
    Alex
    Guest

    Re: Rear bearings vs. rear differential

    jepp, checked oil level
    is up to bottom off the opening
    smells a bit burned...but so would I after 13 years of complete darkness :O)

    is still greasy...and yelloisch color
    o well... I'll change the wheel bearings anyways..

    about to take out differential...but cant seem to get the top cylinderheaded
    bolt out...cant reach the nut holding it...it there any harm done, when I
    just remove the entire drive-rack-mount ? would be good time to do those r4
    ubber pads anyhow

    thanks
    alex

    ps any hints on pressing out the wheel bearings? way in seems easy...buuut
    out...
    this guy has done it...http://www.ralfstaudenmaier.de/benz/radlag/index.htm
    buut...not really showing how he got the center hub out in the first place..
    since i figured this has to got first, cause the bearing is still holding in
    place with the outer segerring attached

    "Zigmund Zigbert" <com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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    by 



  5. #5
    Alex
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    Re: Rear bearings vs. rear differential

    oops, my bad

    http://www.ralfstaudenmaier.de/benz/radlag/index.htm



    "Alex Hemmerich" <comx> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
    news:bn3bsp$l6j$rz.RWTH-Aachen.DE... 
    :O) 
    cylinderheaded 
    r4 
    it...http://www.ralfstaudenmaier.de/benz/radlag/index.htm 
    place.. 
    in 
    running 
    gears? 




 

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