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Removing and installing tie rod - RA46001247007X(46-7007)

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Fig 1: Identifying Tie Rod Components
G04685987Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
Self-locking nut (34) Unscrew, screw on and replace.
  M10x1 35 Nm
  M12x1 50 Nm
Tie rod (10) Screw on, unscrew thrust piece (045)
201 589 05 63 00 or 129 589 10 63 00 and press off using puller (065) 124 589 03 33 00 or 201 589 14 33 00.
When installing, clean grease off tapered connection and push drag link securely into the steering arm.
Joint of tie rod (10) If there is play or the rubber boot is damaged, replace tie rod. If the rubber boot was damaged when the tie rod was removed, replace rubber boot (46-7202).
Installed position of tie rod Observe, refer to notes.
Tow-in Adjust (40-0323).

Special tools 

Fig 2: Identifying Special Tools (124 589 03 33 00)
G04685988Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
Fig 3: Identifying Special Tools (201 589 14 33 00)
G04685989Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
Fig 4: Identifying Special Tools (129 589 10 63 00)
G04685990Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
Fig 5: Identifying Special Tools (201 589 05 63 00)
G04685991Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.
NOTE: The ball joint secured with the tapered clamping ring (10b, 10c) must be fixed to the steering control arm (6) on the steering knuckle side.
Fig 6: Identifying Steering Control Arm
G04685992Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.

Model 124.034/036 

When installing the left tie rod, ensure that the short ball housing pivot is secured to the steering control arm.

Fig 7: Identifying Left Tie Rod
G04685993Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.