2009 Mercedes C220 Rear Subframe Removal Part 3
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2009 Mercedes C220 Rear Subframe Removal Part 3
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Welcome to this video of the removal and refurbishment of the rear subframe on a 2009 Mercedes C220 Saloon
In this one I remove the antiroll bar & droplinks ( stabiliser bars or whatever you want to call them )
Remove the top suspension arms and brake caliper carrier, loosen the driveshaft nut for removal in a later video.
Once the frame is stripped completely, I'm going to give it a coating of stone chip, then renew any worn or failing parts and reassemble.
Keep watching for more and see if I have any spare parts when I put it back on the car
Any tips for this job, have you already done this or just want to comment with suggestions or anything, pop it below
Thanks for watching and hopefully see you for the next one
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