6 years ago I couldn't find it from Mercedes. I was going to contact a supercharger rebuild company, and then just found a NOS supercharger on ebay that I installed.
Yes. I replaced the supercharger. There are at least two styles of noses and nose-cone bearings on these units. The one I had had a bearing where the race was milled into the shaft. Had it been one of the types with a replaceable bearing/race I could have rebuilt just the nose of the supercharger. You should be able to remove the nose itself while the supercharger is still in the vehicle. I did it on the bench however. I have another video showing the play in the nose-cone bearing.
@@A-Lab I saw that one too, had to remove mine to fix that 12$ hose mess. No I got a clicking noise that I dont know if its the supercharger or the timing chain
@@nerdylicious1814 Depends, could be a lifter, vacuum leak, or a loose nut! It's not a hard engine to work on TBH. Tool wise a metric socket set from 8mm to 17 or 23mm, a 6 star shape socket set from harbor freight, swivel end extensions and a wrench with an adjustable head, if it has an extendable handle that would be best.
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How many miles in your car?
It had 162k miles when this video was taken.
Any info on the supercharger nose? if it can be purchased on its own?
6 years ago I couldn't find it from Mercedes. I was going to contact a supercharger rebuild company, and then just found a NOS supercharger on ebay that I installed.
Did you manage to get this fixed?
Yes. I replaced the supercharger. There are at least two styles of noses and nose-cone bearings on these units. The one I had had a bearing where the race was milled into the shaft. Had it been one of the types with a replaceable bearing/race I could have rebuilt just the nose of the supercharger. You should be able to remove the nose itself while the supercharger is still in the vehicle. I did it on the bench however. I have another video showing the play in the nose-cone bearing.
@@A-Lab I saw that one too, had to remove mine to fix that 12$ hose mess. No I got a clicking noise that I dont know if its the supercharger or the timing chain
@@Cha0sC0re Damn I have a clicking noise too that I dont know what it is
@@nerdylicious1814 Depends, could be a lifter, vacuum leak, or a loose nut! It's not a hard engine to work on TBH. Tool wise a metric socket set from 8mm to 17 or 23mm, a 6 star shape socket set from harbor freight, swivel end extensions and a wrench with an adjustable head, if it has an extendable handle that would be best.
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