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		Description of the model Mercedes E-Class
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				Noises in the rear wheel drive shafts
				Checking the status of coir covers the rear wheel drive shafts
				Removing and installing the rear wheel drive shaft
				Dismantling of the drive shaft and the replacement of nomad covers
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Drive shafts of the rear wheels

Noises in the rear wheel drive shafts

Checking the status of coir covers the rear wheel drive shafts

Removing and installing the rear wheel drive shaft

Dismantling of the drive shaft and the replacement of nomad covers

Drive shafts of the rear wheels enclosed in a common housing, are included in the rear axle. They serve to transfer torque to the wheels. When driving shafts perform work together with the elements of the suspension and changing the distance to align the wheels.

The drive shaft of the rear wheel in a cut

Fig. 6.19. The drive shaft of the rear wheel in the context of: 1 - hinge ring wheel side; 2, 5 - Dirt clamp cover of the hinge; 3 - the drive shaft of the rear wheel; 4 - mud cover; 6 - a cover of Dirt cover; 7 - ring hinge side of the differential; 8 - ball joint; 9 - a lock ring; 10 - a cover; 11 - Plugs of hinges; 12 - Ball joint separator

The design of the drive shaft of the rear wheel is shown in Fig. 6.19.

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