w210inSpain
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Hi, I'm new to this forum, and hoping someone may be able to help with this.
I have a 1999 w210 e300td, bought with non-working self levelling.
I used to work at MB but only up to 1997, so my knowledge of this car isn't what it should be!
The earlier systems had a dedicated pump on the engine, on this model is it combined with the PAS pump?
If so, is it possible for the PAS to work perfectly and have a fault on the suspension side? i.e if the fluid ran low, would it not damage both systems?
Also, I can't see an obvious leak, unless it was cleaned up before I bought the car!
I took it to a dealer here in Spain, and their diagnosed has completely confused me!! I can understand their wanting to replace both accumulators, but they have quoted also for 2 pumps! a left and a right??
I am hoping someone can just clarify this for me, as now having ms I can't climb around under the car as I used to a few years ago!
Many thanks in advance, Pete.
I have a 1999 w210 e300td, bought with non-working self levelling.
I used to work at MB but only up to 1997, so my knowledge of this car isn't what it should be!
The earlier systems had a dedicated pump on the engine, on this model is it combined with the PAS pump?
If so, is it possible for the PAS to work perfectly and have a fault on the suspension side? i.e if the fluid ran low, would it not damage both systems?
Also, I can't see an obvious leak, unless it was cleaned up before I bought the car!
I took it to a dealer here in Spain, and their diagnosed has completely confused me!! I can understand their wanting to replace both accumulators, but they have quoted also for 2 pumps! a left and a right??
I am hoping someone can just clarify this for me, as now having ms I can't climb around under the car as I used to a few years ago!
Many thanks in advance, Pete.