What's wrong with it ?
The recirculating ball set up for the CLK is similar to others. See pic :
The recirculating ball set up for the CLK is similar to others. See pic :
Steering shock
Hi. As you may have noticed, I'm new here, so I hope I'm not off topic.
My question is:
does anyone have done it or know how to change a steering shock in a 1999 Clk and how hard is it?
Many thanks
My question is:
does anyone have done it or know how to change a steering shock in a 1999 Clk and how hard is it?
Many thanks
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Re: Thanks for your help, but....
Shimmy, could be bad tires and alignment. I would look into this first since the steering damper doesn't break that easily and should last a very long time.
If you still want to replace it, it should be pretty easy. Just have the car up on a lift and it should be pretty obvious how to remove and replace.
Good luck.
Frank
Shimmy, could be bad tires and alignment. I would look into this first since the steering damper doesn't break that easily and should last a very long time.
If you still want to replace it, it should be pretty easy. Just have the car up on a lift and it should be pretty obvious how to remove and replace.
Good luck.
Frank
What wheels did you put ?
What is the size and offset of the rim. What are the tire specs.
Did this problem occur before you put the wheels in ?
What is the size and offset of the rim. What are the tire specs.
Did this problem occur before you put the wheels in ?
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