Trying to fix a rough or bouncy ride in your SLS Mercedes? Not sure what is causing the problem? Maybe you have heard that it might be the accumulators. Not sure what other owners mean by "bouncy?" Would you rather be sure the ride problem is your accumulators BEFORE you cough up your hard earned money?
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In this long video Kent will discuss the problems related to failed accumulators, take you on a couple road tests both before and after adjusting hydraulic pressure, explain the theory behind their operation, and then show you on the bench how to determine if your accumulators have totally failed.
This video does not cover installing new accumulators. Video install instructions are included with the accumulator sets we sell (always replace as a pair) or they can be purchased separately. Please see related products below:
Total Run Time: 36:07
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Important note: This video manual may or may not include all the information you will need to troubleshoot and/or repair your specific problem/s. Please read the full description carefully to determine if this video is applicable to your year and model and contains the information you are looking for. If not, please refer back to our "Solutions Finder" and enter your chassis number and the specific problem you are having to see if we offer a solution.
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Mercedes SLS Accumulator Replacement Instructions - On Demand Video
In this video Kent will walk you through the procedure of removing the old accumulators and installing new ones in a W123 300TD wagon. It is a very straightforward job that only takes a couple hours. You will need to raise the car and safely support it on jack stands.