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Lifting and towing a car (Mercedes-Benz E-Class W123)

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Contents: Rise ↡ Towing ↡ Lifting points ↡

Rise



Using a portable jack



To change wheels, you need to use a portable jack, which is installed in special jack mounting sockets located on each side of the car.

Using a garage jack



At the front, use the frame cross member as a support. At the rear, place the lever under the axle housing or under the suspension braces. In all cases, install supports under the axles.

Towing



The towing cable is attached to the eye ring located on the right side at the front and rear of the vehicle.

Towing a vehicle with an automatic transmission is permitted at a distance of no more than 120 km at a speed of no more than 50 km/h. In this case, the gear selector lever must be in the "N" (neutral) position, and the transmission units must be filled with lubricating fluid according to operating standards.

When towing long distances, raise the rear of the vehicle off the road or disconnect the driveshaft.

Lifting points



Car lift for service station on frame crossbar

Car lift for service station on frame crossbar


Car lift at the service station for the rear axle

Car lift at the service station for the rear axle




Car jack supplied with the vehicle

Car jack supplied with the vehicle


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