WE SHOW YOU HOW TO REMOVE AND REPLACED THE FRONT PADS AND ROTORS AS WELL.
BENZWERKS- C-CLASS FRONT BRAKES REMOVAL
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WE SHOW YOU HOW TO REMOVE AND REPLACED THE FRONT PADS AND ROTORS AS WELL.
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Really wanted to thank you for the video- This was a lot easier than I was
thinking I was getting into with the sensors on the pads and all- Took all
the stress out of the job. An excellent video that I thank you kindly for
making for us who opt to do our own work! Many thanks!!!!
very helpful video and thanks…Just want to know is it nessessary to
grease the new break pad before putting it back?
How does one reprogram the system after replacing the brakes to
enable delete the fault?
Thank you for your answer so can I reuse the sensor or do I have to buy a
new one please let me know thank you again Jeff
i have a kind of dumb question, i sprayed the caliper red without taking it
off the rotor but i covered it good but now i want to take off the paint on
it, what chemical would be good to take the paint off? ill be taking off
the caliper this time.ty
thank you sir that was great your step by step helped me a lot and I saved
a bunch of money thank you
@mel609 hey there, if you use a flash light you can see the sensor
sometimes, but on c-class its usually only one side and its the rightside.
but it should only be one and sometimes one for the rear pads as well
the bolt could have rust on it or be rounded out meaning the 12mm has to
forced one. it shouldnt be a different size but try a 13mm til u have one
that fits really
thanks 🙂
is this the same process for a 2001 Mercedes Benz ML 320?
You my friend are the best. Thanks for sharing this valuable info with us.
Once again, thank you friends at BenzWerks.
Guys, Is the process for 2003 E Class brakes the same ?
The idiot mechanic I went to broke the bottom clip, the one shaped like a
wide U (anti rattle clip?). Do I need to replace it and if I don’t what
could happen?
you should have to sensors, one front and rear. if there is a break in the
sensor it will set the light on. i would replace it and make sure the front
one is ok and not hitting anything.also make sure it says brake lining
visit workshop and not for something else
Do I have to bleed brake fluid and open cap on master reservoir before
changing front pads on 2006 C230?
i have a 2004 c320, when appling the brakes, there is a sorta limping/not
really grabbing. i have herd (from friends, not about this tpye of car –
but other types) it could be the anti-lock breaks. what is your take on
this? do i need to change the rotors? if so how can i tell if i have the
sport model – for different kind of brakes, i think. thank you in advance
@NoBluePigsAllowed thxxs for the support. if you have anything you want to
know about or see let us know
Excellent video I have been looking for days. If i did not change the brake
sensor and I reuse the old sensor, does BRAKE PAD VISIT WorkSHOP light turn
off ??? Please, I need video tutorial for diagonstic code (P0410) Secondary
air injection for my car 2001, C320 ,Engine 112 V6 I do not know how to
diagnose: check valve, Shut off valve, Diverter valve, Air pump, presure
sensor, O2 sensor ….. please, help me. Thank u so much in Advance.
great video. Thanks! best on youtube. How can you disconnect the SBC system
on a 2005 SLK350?
Great vid! THANK YOU!!!
Sorry to bother you again one last question does both sides of the front
brakes have sensors or just one side let me know thank you
sounds good, that way you know whats involved with your vehicle and save
your money.
Thanks a lot. It required a 14 mm. I had to purchase it from Walmart. Your
video helped me a lot and made everything easier for me particularly where
we need a C-clamp to level the pads with the caliper. I have savedin this
DIY 178 dollars that mechanics had quoted for me.
Hey guys what tools do i need to replace front wheel bearings on 02′ CLK320
Bro thanks a shit load I’ve been able to save loads of money withy
@rwhcrwhc hey there, if they are after market pads they are not as soft as
the oem ones. what i usually do is remove them and with a file i round the
edges of the pad because the ends of the pads will curl. as far as the
sensor? you dont need a new ones as long as you dont break it use a
screwdriver and pry it out.
Awesome video, I have an SLK (2005) with ceramic brakes that constantly
SQUEAL when I brake, oh god the noise will make your ears drop off your
head. Any tips for trying to make the squeal to go away? The times i catch
it squeaking is: 1) when it’s cold (70 degrees Farenheit or below) 2)
Condensation on the brake 3) wet brakes. Any other mercedes SLK i’ve seen
on the road never squeak! is it just my luck? please reply, thanks