140 vibration
Join the club, my 92 has the same issue, MB spent weeks on it during the warranty period. The drive shaft, ball joints, bushings, steering damper and lots more were replaced. On some mornings it is smooth as glass on othe days the steering wheel moves back and forth. My service advisor, and shop manager said it was the "car" MB made some changes in ride height, there also have been opinions that it is the tires developing flat spots when sitting. Most recently I wasd told that replacing the lower control arm bushings with a newer version could fix it. The magic word is "could", new motor mounts did not make any difference. I am tempted to get rid of my Michelins, and try Firestones, they have a 30 day satisfaction guarantee. I suspect tere is a fix, but no one has ever guaranteed it. My wife does not notice, but it does go away when it warms up. This vibration is common knowledge, search the threads.
Join the club, my 92 has the same issue, MB spent weeks on it during the warranty period. The drive shaft, ball joints, bushings, steering damper and lots more were replaced. On some mornings it is smooth as glass on othe days the steering wheel moves back and forth. My service advisor, and shop manager said it was the "car" MB made some changes in ride height, there also have been opinions that it is the tires developing flat spots when sitting. Most recently I wasd told that replacing the lower control arm bushings with a newer version could fix it. The magic word is "could", new motor mounts did not make any difference. I am tempted to get rid of my Michelins, and try Firestones, they have a 30 day satisfaction guarantee. I suspect tere is a fix, but no one has ever guaranteed it. My wife does not notice, but it does go away when it warms up. This vibration is common knowledge, search the threads.