lmfao
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Hi there
I need new lower, forward thrust arms for my 2007 E280 touring (S211). I had a meyle lower ball joint added to the passenger side front last year which seems ok. Now, my mechanic is telling me that drivers side thrust arm is shot. I have been researching thrust arms (also called tracking arms by some suppliers), and it seems like lemforder is the best. However when I called autodoc today. I was told that they do not stock a lemforder replacement. Europarts do but they dont advertise the lwmforder part number and they are expensive even with promo codes...I spoke to those pricey buggers at MB and was told circa 150+vat per part. The part numbers are a2113304911/5011.... I can't for the life of me, find the lemforder equivalent. Any ideas? And if there are any lemforder replacements what's the next best after market replacement, Meyle Maybe ? I have seen some really high and low prices...
Also. Would you replace both arms ? And should I replace both ball joints even though I replaced one already?
I need new lower, forward thrust arms for my 2007 E280 touring (S211). I had a meyle lower ball joint added to the passenger side front last year which seems ok. Now, my mechanic is telling me that drivers side thrust arm is shot. I have been researching thrust arms (also called tracking arms by some suppliers), and it seems like lemforder is the best. However when I called autodoc today. I was told that they do not stock a lemforder replacement. Europarts do but they dont advertise the lwmforder part number and they are expensive even with promo codes...I spoke to those pricey buggers at MB and was told circa 150+vat per part. The part numbers are a2113304911/5011.... I can't for the life of me, find the lemforder equivalent. Any ideas? And if there are any lemforder replacements what's the next best after market replacement, Meyle Maybe ? I have seen some really high and low prices...
Also. Would you replace both arms ? And should I replace both ball joints even though I replaced one already?
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