Mercedes SLK, CLK Brake Job DIY brake pad replacement

Mercedes SLK, CLK Brake Job DIY brake pad replacement

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brake pad replacement

00:35 Jack the car up
00:50 Safety + Wheel removal
01:16 Parts/Box
01:32 Brake Pad Thickness
02:10 Removal of Calliper Spring
02:50 Remove Calliper Spring
03:36 Explanation of Spring
03:50 Remove Star Bolts/Caps Removal
04:44 Remove Star Bolts
05:40 Sensor Removal
05:55 Star Wrenches/Size Needed
06:36 Turn Wheel Out For easy access
07:00 Removal of Calliper Bolts
07:51 Separate bolts from Calliper
08:17 Loosen Calliper from Rotor
09:30 Remove Calliper From Rotor
10:00 Rotor Inspection
10:16 Rotor Cleaning/Scouring
11:30 Compress Brake Pistons in Calliper
14:00 Brake Pads comparison
14:14 Brake Pads Install
14:40 Sensor explanation/removal
15:17 Sensor + New Pad assembly
15:26 Pads Install
16:10 Brake Calliper Install
16:58 Star Bolts Install + Tighten
18:00 Caps Install
18:34 Sensor reconnect
18:50 Brake Tensioner Spring Install

Step by step video: How to change your brakes on a Mercedes SLK.
Do your own brake job. Most of my videos are shot with me holding the camera. (Meaning I do these repairs with one hand… If I can do these jobs one handed, I’m sure you can get it done with both hands).. Enjoy!

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Frank Randise says:

Having been in the automotive industry for almost 8 years now I wouldn't bother with the sandpaper. Best thing to do is take your rotors to a local parts store to be machined or to replace them. There's a nice fat rust lip on the end there indicating significant wear which usually indicated warping as well. I second removing the reservoir cap before compression the piston or opening the bleeder. You'll have to bleed the brakes regardless and you might as well be pushing clean fluid through! Great video though!

kuei12 says:

Once you do a brake job on a Mercedes, you quickly find out that those Germans don't have a fucking clue about engineering. Ford has them beat by a long shot. And, who puts an oil filter on the top of the motor? Where do you think the sediment goes? On top of that, why do I need 2 hands to open the fucking trunk? Idiots! And what is with that giant, irritating, red triangle on my dashboard? You MIGHT need that stupid button once a year. Why does it need to be the center of attraction?

kuei12 says:

Great tutorial. I notice that you cut out the 30 minutes of cussing while trying to get that damn spring in the bottom hole. BTW…if you do the rotors you do not have to mess with those T45 screws. Just remove the 2x 18mm head screws and the entire assembly comes right off. Actually, much easier. I had one hell of a time trying to get the rotors off the hub. Had to heat up the center and the pry them off with my $19.95 China jack handle. I placed the handle between the back of the rotor and the 18mm bolt ear. Beating it with a hammer did nothing.

Ross Meigh says:

Kill me now! Just get on with it, it's excruciatingly slow.

mronemanband1 says:

What year are you working on ???????

vichenderson3 says:

Nice Job, Thanks for sharing

Erik Nobles says:

u kno wat size torx for the front caliper on a 07 mercedes e550

mjk0117 says:

Great detailed video showing the entire job. Thanks for sharing. Liked and subscribed.

Laci Goy says:

thank you buddy ! you helped !

Pedro Partida says:

You forgot caliper lube at the friction points and on the calipers pins. but good job.

Charles Cleaver says:

Very good video, thank you. Everything he says about the SLK230 applies to the same job on the SLK320.

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