Learn how to replace Mercedes B Class rear shock absorbers with our comprehensive video tutorial. This video showcases the correct fitment of the shock absorbers and mounting kits.

Please note that Mercedes shock absorber replacement and maintenance depends on the year of the vehicle. Refer to the vehicle manual for further guidance.

► Rear shock absorber replacement steps:
0:03 Replacing rear Mercedes B Class shock absorbers
0:08 Tools needed for Mercedes B Class shock absorber replacement
0:06 Raise the vehicle using a transmission jack lift
0:16 Remove the boot lining
0:40 Unscrew the upper fastener of the shock absorber
1:00 Remove the old shock absorber from the wheel arch
1:20 Set up the new shock absorber
1:33 Place the new shock absorber in the wheel arch
1:50 Re-fit the wheel and lower the vehicle
1:58 Re-install the mounting cap and upper fastener

► Tools required for Mercedes B Class shock replacement:
KYB Rear Shock Absorber for Mercedes Benz – R&L: Gas-A-Just, Mono Tube (Part No.553340)
Torque/socket wrench: 14, 16, 17 mm
Spanner: 16 mm
Penetrating oil
Transmission jack lift

► Need more info on Mercedes Benz shock absorbers? Check out KYB’s replacement guide:
https://www.kyb.co.za/knowledge-base/replacing-shock-absorbers/mercedes-benz-shocks

► Find shock replacement guides for various car brands and makes:
https://www.kyb.co.za/knowledge-base/replacing-shock-absorbers/

►Explore KYB’s extensive car knowledge base to learn more about shock absorbers:
Common absorber fitting tips:
https://www.kyb.co.za/knowledge-base/shock-absorber-common-fitting-tips/
Common reasons for shock failure:
https://www.kyb.co.za/knowledge-base/shock-absorber-failure-reasons/
Mercedes suspension overview:
https://www.kyb.co.za/knowledge-base/suspension/

►Contact KYB South Africa to source parts and find out more: https://www.kyb.co.za/contact-us/

KYB’s Gas-A-Just shock absorbers are used by vehicle manufacturers and aftermarket repair shops all over the world. The monotube design is highly responsive and automatically adjusts to driving conditions, providing a smooth ride and easy vehicle control. Our factory in Gifu, Japan, is the largest in the world with a capacity of over 50 million car parts.

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