The gearbox is a very complex unit and its repair must be carried out in a specialized workshop. Before repairing the gearbox, it is necessary to determine the nature of the malfunction, which can be electrical, mechanical or hydraulic.
Do not remove the transmission from the vehicle for repairs until the fault has been professionally identified, as most tests require the transmission to be in the vehicle.
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Automatic transmission repair (Mercedes-Benz E-Class W124)
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Removal and installation of automatic transmission
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Selector lever — removal and installation
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Adjusting the pressure control cable
Gear Selector Rod — Removal and Installation
Selector lever — removal and installation
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