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Adjusting the rear wheel hub bearings (Mercedes-Benz S-Class W116)

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If you have the special device shown in Fig. 231, install it together with the extension on the rear wheel hub.

Fig. 231. Unscrewing the rear wheel hub mounting nut.

Fig. 231. Unscrewing the rear wheel hub mounting nut.
1 - rear wheel hub,
2 - special key,
3 - plate for mounting and dismounting,
4 - extension cord.


Using a wrench, carefully tighten the hub mounting nut until the axial clearance in the bearings is 0.04-0.06 mm.

Attach the bracket with the indicator to the hub body.

Check the axial clearance in the rear wheel hub bearings by carefully tightening or loosening the hub mounting nut. If the mounting nut is tightened too much, the axial clearance adjustment is disrupted and the spacer sleeve must be replaced. When loosening the hub mounting nut, you do not need to make adjustments to the axial clearance of the hub bearings.

Lock the hub fastening nut in two places by pressing the holes on the nut neck into the grooves on the rear wheel hub (Fig. 233).

Fig. 232. Section of the rear wheel hub. The arrow shows the position of the sealing ring.

Fig. 232. Section of the rear wheel hub. The arrow shows the position of the sealing ring.


Fig. 233. Locking the rear wheel hub mounting nut.

Fig. 233. Locking the rear wheel hub mounting nut.
1 - oil seal,
2 - bearing ring,
3 - hub fastening nut,
4 - inner bearing.


Install the axle shaft mounting bolt onto the rear wheel hub and tighten it.



Install the parking brake shoes.

Install the brake disc and brake caliper.

Bleed the brake system.
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