Rear Flex Disk at Chelsea Miles blog

Rear Flex Disk. In this episode of saturday mechanic, ben and russ shows how to replace a flex disc on a. The task took close to 2 hours. The rear flex disc was replaced today. This is my original rear flex disk after 174+k miles. In mercedes cars there is both a front and a rear flex disk. You can see a lot of cracks around bolt holes. The rear is easier to find and conveniently located between the drive shaft and the rear differential. This is why i replaced it. The old disc has visible hairline cracks around the. Also the rear flex disk is more difficult to remove as the driveshaft does not move forward a lot. I found a mb mechanic who does work on the side. The front disc couples the tranny to the driveshaft and can be located with a trained eye from underneath your vehicle. The rear though is secured in the middle under the exhaust and heat shields so unless you remove all of that, you need to use much force to pry the rear forward enough to then. Finding the former, however, requires one to climb under the car. The front flex disc involved.

Also the rear flex disk is more difficult to remove as the driveshaft does not move forward a lot. I found a mb mechanic who does work on the side. The rear is easier to find and conveniently located between the drive shaft and the rear differential. In this episode of saturday mechanic, ben and russ shows how to replace a flex disc on a. The front disc couples the tranny to the driveshaft and can be located with a trained eye from underneath your vehicle. This is my original rear flex disk after 174+k miles. This is why i replaced it. The rear flex disc was replaced today. You can see a lot of cracks around bolt holes. Finding the former, however, requires one to climb under the car.

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Rear Flex Disk In this episode of saturday mechanic, ben and russ shows how to replace a flex disc on a. This is my original rear flex disk after 174+k miles. The rear is easier to find and conveniently located between the drive shaft and the rear differential. In mercedes cars there is both a front and a rear flex disk. Finding the former, however, requires one to climb under the car. The front disc couples the tranny to the driveshaft and can be located with a trained eye from underneath your vehicle. Also the rear flex disk is more difficult to remove as the driveshaft does not move forward a lot. In this episode of saturday mechanic, ben and russ shows how to replace a flex disc on a. The task took close to 2 hours. The old disc has visible hairline cracks around the. I found a mb mechanic who does work on the side. This is why i replaced it. You can see a lot of cracks around bolt holes. The front flex disc involved. The rear though is secured in the middle under the exhaust and heat shields so unless you remove all of that, you need to use much force to pry the rear forward enough to then. The rear flex disc was replaced today.