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2020 Mercedes Benz Truck ML 350 Technical Service Bulletin # LI46-15_P-055399 Date: 130118

2020 Mercedes Benz Truck ML 350 Technical Service Bulletin # LI46-15_P-055399 Date: 130118 Steering - Steering Column Tube Trim Broken Steering column tube trim broken 2020 Mercedes Benz Truck ML 350 4MATIC (164.186) V6-3.5L (272.967) Page 343 Topic number L146.15-P-055399 Version 1 Design group 46.15 Steering column adjustment Date 01-18-2013 Validity Model series 164 as of VIN A445310 as of production date 07/2008 with SA code 275 (Memory package) Reason for change Complaint: Steering column tube trim broken. Cause: Opposing forces when adjusting the steering column tube switch module (MRSM) up or down. Remedy: To avoid follow-up repairs, remove the spring on the steering column covering (leather bellows frame). First remove the steering column covering as per work instructions AR68.10-P-1060GZ. In order to remove the spring, first detach it from the anchoring on the left side and then pull it away upwards. Then remove the spring on the right side. It is not absolutely necessary to ...

Steering - Steering Column Tube Trim Broken

2010 Mercedes Benz Truck GL 350 BLUETEC (164.825) V6-3.0L DSL Turbo (642.820) Vehicle: All Technical Service Bulletins Steering - Steering Column Tube Trim Broken Steering column tube trim broken Topic number L146.15-P-055399 Version 1 Design group 46.15 Steering column adjustment Date 01-18-2013 Validity Model series 164 as of VIN A445310 as of production date 07/2008 with SA code 275 (Memory package) Reason for change Complaint: Steering column tube trim broken. Cause: Opposing forces when adjusting the steering column tube switch module (MRSM) up or down. Remedy: To avoid follow-up repairs, remove the spring on the steering column covering (leather bellows frame). First remove the steering column covering as per work instructions AR68.10-P-1060GZ. In order to remove the spring, first detach it from the anchoring on the left side and then pull it away upwards. Then remove the spring on the right side. It is not absolutely necessary to reorder the leather bellows...