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Design and technical characteristics of the rear suspension (Mercedes-Benz E-Class W123)

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Contents: Suspension springs and upper support…↡ Shock absorbers ↡ Anti-roll bar ↡ Body height regulator ↡ Hydraulic pump ↡ Accumulation chambers ↡ Body position corrector ↡ Working fluid ↡ Rear wheel alignment angles ↡ Rear wheel hubs ↡ Tightening torques of main threaded…↡
The rear suspension is independent, with coil springs, diagonal arms, telescopic shock absorbers and an anti-roll bar.

Suspension springs and upper support cups



Depending on the model and configuration, cars are equipped with two types of springs in combination with three types of upper support cups of different thicknesses.

The spring is matched to the support cup at the factory and must be maintained throughout the entire service life to avoid deterioration of the vehicle's stability and controllability. When replacing a spring or support cup, be sure to install parts identical to the previous ones.

Suspension spring characteristics



Spring typeSpring numberWire diameter, mmDraft (P=100 kgf)Length (P=0 kgf)
1123.324.140415,9518,45355
2123.324.150414,9521,5337

Upper Spring Support Cup Characteristics



Letter indexCup numberThickness of the bottom of the support cup, mmNumber of protrusions around the circumference of the cup
a115.325.22449,51
b115.325.234414,02
c115.325.244419,03

Shock absorbers



The cars use gas-filled, oil-filled, single-tube, double-action shock absorbers. They are connected to the body and suspension arms.

Control parameters of rear shock absorbers



Shock absorber number

Color marking
Rod output, mm

Shock absorber type

new
acceptable

123.323.1700*

One white longitudinal stroke

0,0—2,0

32,0

Separating piston

123.323.6000

One white cross stroke

0,0

32,0

Without separating piston

123.323.0800

One white cross stroke

105,0—107,0

82,0

 

123.320.0413*

One white cross stroke

147,0—149,0

137,0

 



* Rarely encountered as a possible option.

Additional spring/shock absorber combination for various car models



Engine model

Spring No
Shock absorber no

Without level adjustment

"200"

—

—

"230"

123.324.1404

—

"250"

—

123.326.0600

"280", "280E"

—

123.326.0800

With level control

"200"

—

—

"230"

123.324.1504

—

"250"

—

123.320.04113

"280", "280E"

—

—


Anti-roll bar



Characteristic

Meaning

Stabilizer bar diameter, mm

  • cars with 4-cylinder petrol engine

13,0 (12,0)*

  • cars with 6-cylinder petrol engine

14,5 (13,0)*


* Data in brackets are for the coupe.

Body height regulator



The height adjustment device was installed on some models. It hydraulically adjusts the height of the rear suspension and consists of a hydraulic pump, a reservoir, two storage chambers and a body position corrector.

Hydraulic pump



The piston-type hydraulic pump is driven by a multi-groove auxiliary drive belt from the crankshaft.

Characteristic

Meaning

Working pressure at crankshaft speed of 900±100 min⁻¹, kgf/cm²

130

  • minimal

125

  • maximum

160

Feed at n=1500 min⁻¹, l/min

0,7

Broadcast (engine/pump)

0,667


Accumulation chambers



Each shock absorber receives working fluid from a separate storage chamber (pressure tank), in which the working fluid is under pressure, designed for its uniform and smooth supply to the shock absorbers.

Characteristic

Meaning

Valve opening pressure, kgf.cm²

  • nominal

21—25

  • minimal

15,0


Body position corrector



The body position corrector, installed between the hydraulic pump and the storage chambers on the transverse stabilizer, determines the amount of pressure of the working fluid entering the shock absorbers through the storage chambers in order to maintain a constant height of the rear of the body.



Characteristic

Meaning

Opening pressure of the discharge valve, kgf/cm²

30—36


Working fluid



Characteristic

Meaning

Filling capacity of the hydraulic system of the leveling system, l

3,5

Difference in fluid level between the "mini" and "maxi" marks on the dipstick, l

about 0.6

Liquid used

Aral Vitamol ZH-M or MB hydraulikol 000.989.9103

Frequency of checking oil with the engine running

every 20,000 km


Rear wheel alignment angles



Characteristic

Meaning

Collapse

from –0°20' to +0°20'

Toe-in 0.5 mm

0°20'—0°35'


Rear wheel hubs



The rear wheel hub is mounted on a sealed radial thrust ball bearing.

Characteristic

Meaning

Hub flange thickness, mm

10,00

Runout of the supporting surface of the brake disc, no more than, mm

0,02

  • in assembled condition

0,12


Tightening torques of main threaded connections, kgf·m



Connection type

Meaning

Lower shock absorber support

4,5

Fastening the anti-roll bar

  • with spring washers

1,9

  • without spring washers

3,0

Stabilizer connecting rod

  • metal

4,5

  • plastic

3,0

Body position control system struts

  • top mount

3,0

  • bottom mount

4,5

  • hose connection

1,9

  • ball joint

6,5

  • hollow screw of the accumulation chamber

4,2

Body position control system pump

1,2

Body position control system corrector

4,5

Front rear suspension mount

  • to the bottom of the body

3,0

  • to the rear axle

11,9

Wheel drive shaft bolt

3,0

Wheel mounting bolt

11,0


Rear axle



1 - main gear; 2 - parking brake cable; 3 - half shaft; 4 - brake disc; 5 - outer bearing; 6 -…

1 - main gear; 2 - parking brake cable; 3 - half shaft; 4 - brake disc; 5 - outer bearing; 6 - suspension spring; 7 - shock absorber; 8 - rear axle support beam; 9 - cardan shaft; 10 - stabilizer; 11 - diagonal lever
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