Car gearbox Mercedes S-Class (W116)

Removal and installation of a manual gearbox
All models of cars are equipped with a four-speed gearbox as standard. Well-chosen gear ratios of individual gears in combination with engine characteristics provide a...

Disassembly and assembly of a manual gearbox
Many jobs are performed without completely disassembling the gearbox, and therefore the description of these jobs is divided into the relevant sections. Removal and...

Removal and installation the manual transmission gearshift mechanism cover
Drain the oil from the gearbox. Loosen the mounting bolt and remove the reverse gear engagement lever ("2" in Fig. 171). Fig. 171. Gear shift mechanism cover with shift...

Removal and installation the front cover of the manual transmission
Disconnect the clutch housing. Loosen the front cover mounting bolts. Remove the cover, paying attention to the position of the adjusting rings of the drive and...

Removal and installation the rear cover of a manual gearbox
Loosen the flange mounting nut on the driven shaft. Remove the flange. If necessary, use puller 116 589 193 300. Loosen the rear cover mounting bolts (see fig. 178)....

Removal and installation reverse gear of a manual transmission
To carry out work on the reverse gear, it is not necessary to remove the gearbox. Remove the back cover. Remove the reverse gear pinion from the driven shaft (see fig....

Removal and installation of gears of a manual transmission
Remove the clutch housing ( section 10.2.1 ). Remove the gearshift mechanism cover ( section 10.2.2 ). Remove the front and rear gearbox covers (section 10.2.3 or 10.2.4...

Disassembly and assembly of the driven shaft of a manual transmission
Remove the gears ( section 10.2.6 ). Secure the driven shaft by the flange in a vice. Loosen the nut on the front end of the shaft (see fig. 191). Fig. 191. Unscrewing...

Disassembly and assembly of the intermediate shaft of a manual transmission
Place the intermediate shaft with the third gear pinion on a stand and use a press to remove the pinions from the shaft. Use a screwdriver to remove the key from the...

Adjusting the gear shift drive of a manual transmission
Adjusting the gearshift drive located on the body floor tunnel After removing the safety devices, hang the rods on the gearshift levers. Fix the position of the three...

Mechanical gearboxes of the first releases
The first generation gearboxes have some design differences that must be taken into account during repairs. Intermediate shaft In gearboxes for eight-cylinder engines up...

Automatic transmission — general information
The 280/280 SE and 350 SE models can be equipped with automatic transmissions at the customer's request. The 450 SE model has an automatic transmission as standard....

Removal and installation of automatic transmission
The automatic transmission can be removed separately, without removing the engine. The transmission has a significant mass and therefore reliable supports must be placed...

Gearbox specifications
Manual transmission Drive shaft bearings Groove ball bearing on outer ring - No.002 981 0625 outer diameter - 72.0 mm inner diameter - 30.0 mm width - 19.0 mm Driven...

Tightening torques for threaded connections
Manual transmission (all models) Flange mounting nut on driven shaft - 150 Nm Fastening nut on the front end of the driven shaft - 80 Nm Intermediate shaft fastening nut...

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W140 (1991-1998)