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Attaching engine supporting frame and lifting engine - AR33.10-P-0100-01T

Fig 1: Identifying Engine Lifting Fixture (240 589 00 61 00)
G07284131Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.

IMPORTANT Alternatively the engine lifting device (1) and also the SPECIAL TOOL engine lifting device can be used.

Engine lifting device (1)

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Attach engine lifting device (1) 

  1. Mount engine lifting device (1) with its supports on the inner folds of the right and left fenders (arrows).

    NOTES Take care not to damage the paintwork on the two fenders.

  2. Lift engine by the front lifting eye.
    Fig 2: Mounting Engine Lifting Device
    G07108953Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.

Attach engine lifting device 

Fig 3: Attaching Engine Lifting Device
G07284133Courtesy of MERCEDES-BENZ OF NORTH AMERICA.

NOTES Observe the manufacturer's assembly specifications and safety information on the SPECIAL TOOL engine lifting device (01), in order to avoid assembly faults.

  1. Mount preassembled SPECIAL TOOL engine lifting device (01) on the suspension strut towers and longitudinal members.

    NOTES When mounting the SPECIAL TOOL engine lifting device (01), ensure that in the area of the longitudinal members suspension and strut towers no lines or hoses are pinched and that the paintwork is not damaged.

    NOTES Vehicles with AIRmatic code 489: Ensure that the left and right front body lateral acceleration sensors (B24/3, B24/4) are not damaged.

  2. SPECIAL TOOL Adjust the engine lifting device (01) and tighten the bolted connections.
  3. Mount lifting device (3) with shackle (2) on the front lifting eye of the engine.
  4. Tighten clamping bolt (4) and raise engine slightly until the load is taken off the front engine mounts.