Mercedes-Benz W166 Rear Brake Pad & Rotor Replacement DIY (2012-2019 ML550, GL550, GLS550)

Mercedes-Benz W166 Rear Brake Pad & Rotor Replacement DIY (2012-2019 ML550, GL550, GLS550)

►The Mercedes-Benz W166 chassis is one of Mercedes’ most capable SUVs ever made. Whether you’re towing, off-roading, or bringing the kids to school, ensuring the rear brakes are working optimally is crucial to everyone’s safety.

Learning how to replace the rear brakes on your Mercedes W166 is something that will save you huge sums of money throughout your ownership of the vehicle. Follow along as Kyle Bascombe, FCP Euro’s Mercedes-Benz Catalog Manager walks us through the step-by-step process on how to replace your rear brake pads and rotors at home.

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Index:
00:00 – Intro & Tools Needed
01:18 – Mercedes W166 How to Retract the Rear Parking Brake
02:43 – Mercedes W166 Rear Brake Caliper & Pad Removal
06:21 – Mercedes W166 Rear Brake Caliper Bracket Removal
07:30 – Mercedes W166 Rear Brake Rotor Removal & Hub Cleanup
08:24 – Mercedes W166 Rear Brake Rotor Install
09:56 – Mercedes W166 Rear Brake Caliper Bracket Install
10:49 – Mercedes W166 Rear Brake Pad & Caliper Install
14:21 – Mercedes W166 How to Exit Rear Parking Brake Fitting Position
15:05 – Thanks for Watching!

This video applies to the following vehicles:
Mercedes-Benz ML350
2013 Mercedes-Benz ML350 Brake Kit
Position: Rear, For vehicles with Cross-Drilled front rotors
2014 Mercedes-Benz ML350 Base Brake Kit
Position: Rear, For vehicles with Cross-Drilled front rotors
2014 Mercedes-Benz ML350 Bluetec 4Matic Brake Kit
Position: Rear, For vehicles with Cross-Drilled front rotors

Mercedes-Benz ML550
2013 Mercedes-Benz ML550 Brake Kit
Position: Rear
2014 Mercedes-Benz ML550 Brake Kit
Position: Rear

Mercedes-Benz ML400
2015 Mercedes-Benz ML400 4Matic Brake Kit
Position: Rear

Mercedes-Benz GLE350
2016 Mercedes-Benz GLE350 Brake Kit
Position: Rear, For vehicles with cross-drilled front rotors
2017 Mercedes-Benz GLE350 Brake Kit
Position: Rear, For vehicles with cross-drilled front rotors
2018 Mercedes-Benz GLE350 Brake Kit
Position: Rear, For vehicles with cross-drilled front rotors

Mercedes-Benz GLE400
2016 Mercedes-Benz GLE400 Brake Kit
Position: Rear
2017 Mercedes-Benz GLE400 Brake Kit
Position: Rear

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Festus Favour says:

Thanks for helping me today I real appreciate you

Festus Favour says:

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Festus Favour says:

Thanks for helping me today I real appreciate you❤❤❤

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Ryan McDonough says:

If you have to regrease the pins which brake paste should be used. It’s not clear on the website which item to order.

pin77mov says:

Very helpful! thx!!

Manchester Manchester says:

Hi i have changed the front pads and sensor wire last week now just changed rear pads and sensor on the ml w166 but it is still saying check brake wear i have replaced the rear sensor wire twice but still saying check brake wear can you advise ? Thanks

Jason Kim says:

Tip – if fitment menu doesn’t come up press the answer button first then the okay button. I kept getting the reset trip odometer screen initially.

Brendan Gundersen says:

Thank you for doing these – very helpful – getting a caliper spreader was prolly the only extra tool – and even that isn't truly necessary.

Garrett Hitchcock says:

Any cross drilled option for 345 mm?

BLACK WATER says:

perfekt erklärt, schöne grüße aus Deutschland

l00katy0utb3 says:

I've got a x166 550. I want to upgrade to the GL 63 brakes, is it possible to upgrade? Obviously with the rotor, caliper and pads upgrade. Anything else to consider?

World Peace says:

Is it the same for W166 ML350?

Jolly Smith says:

You didn't add anti seize to the brake tabs. Also, does the Benz not have floats that need attention?

John Ma says:

you might want to re-check the bracket bolt spec. as stated in the video to be 55NM, I believe is incorrect.

ACI Auto Body Shop, Inc says:

thank you, very helpful

Emilio Sanchez says:

I have a 2015 ML400. Ran into snag on rear brakes. Didn’t have a caliper press and had to order it. Watched your video and saw the brake fitting position instruction. But did this with driver side rear brake disassembled. Wheel cylinder brake caliper extended all the way out. I’m worried I caused damage. I guess I’ll know when I get the retractor. Thanks for your video. Wish I had viewed it before starting the job. Live and learn.

Nero Sukhram says:

I can confirm it's the same process and tools for 2014 gl 63amg. The only extra step I add a little high temp brake grease to the shim / pad contact area, helps with prevention of squeal.

The Sounds of the Suburbs says:

Does this apply to a 2015 GL63 AMG?

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