My CLK 55 has developed a creaking noise over rough surfaces, or wot this government call roads! Any way I think i have norrowed it down to the passenger side door. It looks like the small piece of wood trim has come a little loose and causing an annoying creaking noise. What i am thinking of doing is taking the offending acticle off and applying some glue and attaching it back again. Just one thing really...how does this come off, is it a gentle tug or a covered blade of a screwdriver to slowly force the trim from the door. Any thoughts on the right way to do this?
Arrrrgghhh creaks
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Had this problem on my model last year.
Took both door panels off & re-secured wood trim nuts with "Locktite-222"
No more noise since
http://forums.mercedesclub.org.uk/showthread.php?t=11704
Hope it helps,
Keith.
Had this problem on my model last year.
Took both door panels off & re-secured wood trim nuts with "Locktite-222"
No more noise since
http://forums.mercedesclub.org.uk/showthread.php?t=11704
Hope it helps,
Keith.
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make sure you get the correct model, first 6 numbers of VIN
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