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Gear shift mechanism — removal and installation (Mercedes-Benz E-Class W124)

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Contents: Gear shift lever ↡ Gear selector levers ↡

Gear shift lever



Removal



Removal the spring latch from the gear shift lever



Removal the spring latch from the gear shift lever


1. Remove the gear shift boot from the center console up the lever.

2. Using a screwdriver blade, press the spring clip that secures the gear shift lever (see Fig. Removing the spring latch from the gear shift lever).

3. Pull up to remove the gear shift lever.

Installation



1. Installation is performed in the reverse order of removal. Check the correct installation and secure fixation of the spring latch.

Gear selector levers



Removal



1. Raise the front of the vehicle and support it on stands.

2. Working underneath the vehicle, remove the spring clips and disconnect the rods from the gear selector levers.

3. When working inside the vehicle, remove the center console trim panels to access the gear selector levers.

4. Remove the reverse light switch from the bracket.

5. Unscrew the bolts securing the gear selector lever assembly.

6. Disconnect the handbrake cable from the gear selector lever assembly.

7. Remove the gear selector lever assembly into the vehicle interior. Remove the gasket.



Installation



1. Installation is performed in the reverse order of removal. Check that both fasteners are securely fastened and check the adjustment of the rods.

Adjustment



Attention! To perform adjustment, it is necessary to use a special installation pin.


Fastening the rods to the gear selection levers



Fastening the rods to the gear selection levers


Dimensions of the mounting pin for adjusting the gear shift rods (all dimensions in millimeters)



Dimensions of the mounting pin for adjusting the gear shift rods (all dimensions in millimeters)


Location of the alignment pin in the gear selector levers



A – locating pin;

A – locating pin;
B – cardan shaft




1. Raise the front of the vehicle and support it on stands.

2. Place the gear shift lever in neutral position.

3. Working under the vehicle, remove the mounting brackets and disconnect the rods from the gear selector levers (see fig. Fastening rods to gear selection levers).

4. Make the dowel pin according to the dimensions shown in the figure Dimensions of the dowel pin for adjusting the gear shift rods.

5. Insert the dowel pin through the holes in the gear selector levers (see Fig. Location of the alignment pin in the gear selector levers).

6. After securing the gear selector levers with the dowel pin, install the gear shift rods onto the lever pins. If necessary, adjust the length of the gear shift rods by loosening the lock nut and rotating the tip to set the desired rod length, then tighten the lock nut.

7. After making the adjustment, install the mounting brackets and secure the rods to the levers, then remove the mounting pin.

8. Lower the vehicle onto its wheels and check the operation of the gear shift rods.
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