Ok I've searched here and the Mbworld forum and the CiCCI and can't find a install instructions for the bearing I know they have to be out there but I can't find it for the life of me.

thanks for any help with this

 

Try putting in the search for supercharger noise. I saw some threads there concerning the bearing.

 

I've searched under this all I'm getting is that I need to replace the bearing, I've got the bearing but now I'm on standstill

 

The bearings need to be pressed in. If you do not have a bearing press, it would probably be better to take it to a local shop to have done.

 

just got this reply over on mbworld

DIY Pics w/instructruction (or video) for Supercharger Bearing Replacement Requested - Benzworld.org - Mercedes-Benz Discussion Forum

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That looks like the instructions for installing a C3 pulley. Unless I missed something, there is nothing in there about pressing new bearings into a pulley.

 

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Be careful when pressing the bearing in or out. Do to circumstances outside of my control, I have lost use of my C3 pulley. I must now find a replacement pulley, for this stocker is just not gonna cut it.

 

I am not understanding why you are bumping this. I have already said that you need to press the bearings in. If you do not have a press, you would be better off taking it somewhere to have it pressed in for you. Are you hoping for an answer that is more to your liking? I would not think that a shop would charge you much to just press a bearing.

 

jason im searching for a pulley for you. i contacted shelton to get his but he is keeping it for now. ill call e/c tommorrow

 

sorry I looked right over your post somehow, I'm a fire training this week and must have been a little dehydrated or at least that's my excuse for looking over your answer. thanks for that info, and just to be clear that bearing is on the supercharger pully? I was assuming that it was a bearing inside the supercharger

 

LOL, I know the feeling. Eyes looking at it, the brain somewhere else. Yep, bearing inside the pulley. Good luck with it.

 

The machine shop near me charges me $10 to do it. It's a lot better than the $1100 MB wants to charge me...