Mercedes-Benz Tech Tip: Oil Leaking From Valve Cover
In cases of customer complaints of oil leakage, it is essential to determine the actual source.
Continental Introduces ATE Disc Brake Rotor For Popular Mercedes-Benz Models
The new ATE rotor features an improved version of the same two-piece pot and friction-ring construction as the original, patented two-piece Mercedes-Benz design, said the company.
Arnott Introduces New Rear Shocks For Range Rover And Mercedes-Benz E-Class And CLS-Class
The Arnott aftermarket rear shocks are designed, tested and assembled in the U.S. and backed by Arnott’s leading warranty.
New ATE 2-Piece Disc Brake Rotor Certified For Direct Replacement On Mercedes-Benz Models
Continental offers approved coverage for AMG C43 and E43, as well as CLS and GLC models of higher-performing classes.
Arnott Introduces New Coil Spring Conversion Kit For 2000-2006 Mercedes-Benz S-Class With AIRMATIC And ADS
Arnott’s new Mercedes-Benz suspension conversion kit C-3269 for the 2000-2006 S-Class (W220 chassis), with AIRMATIC and ADS and without 4MATIC, features high-performance Eibach front and rear monotube dampers custom-tuned by Arnott. The conversion kit also features powder-coated steel springs made by Eibach.
Arnott Introduces New Air Suspension Compressor For The 2012-’16 Mercedes-Benz ML-Class And 2013-’16 GL-Class
New Arnott compressor includes vehicle-specific mounting brackets for fast installation.
Mercedes-Benz W164: ML Series Problems And Cures
The ML series from 2006-’11 (W164) is the most common SUV from Mercedes-Benz that you’ll see at your shop. The new platform in 2006 saw a new unibody construction, new engines and a change from mechanical systems to more electro-mechanical operation of the engine and drivetrain.
Arnott Introduces New And OE Reman Rear Shocks, Reman Front OE Air Struts For Several Mercedes-Benz E-Class, CLS-Class And R-Class Vehicles
The new Arnott shocks bypass the aging and often-problematic Adaptive Damping System on these older vehicles and include a coil resister, which plugs in to the vehicle’s electrical system to eliminate any suspension dashboard warning lights.
Mercedes-Benz Tech Tip: Howling Noise From Rear At 50-70 MPH
Vehicle owners may complain of a howling noise in the drivetrain in the area of the rear axle between 80 km/h and 110 km/h (50 mph to 70 mph). The cause could be resonance in the drivetrain stimulated by the meshing of the gear set in the rear axle differential (drive pinion/ring gear).
Arnott Introduces Air Suspension Solenoid Valve Blocks For Various Audi, Jeep And Mercedes-Benz Applications
An air suspension solenoid valve block distributes air from the compressor to the vehicle’s air springs and air struts. Over time valve block O-Rings can dry rot and leak air causing a compressor to overwork or allow moisture to degrade the solenoid’s electrical components.
