Mercedes-Benz W203 Rear Brake Replacement DIY (C230, C320, CLK430, E300, & More)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2024
- ►The rear brakes on the Mercedes W203 are typically overlooked when compared to the front brakes. However, it's just as important to replace the rear brakes as it is the fronts. If you're experiencing any pulsating, grinding, squeaking, or it has been over 50,000-miles since your last brake service, it's time to replace those old rear brake pads and brake discs.
In this DIY, Michael Hidalgo walks you through the steps needed to tackle this job on your own on a Mercedes C280.
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Index
00:00 - 02:12 Intro & Tools Needed
02:12 - 04:00 Wheel & Pad Wear Sensor Removal
04:00 - 07:35 Guide Pin Removal
07:35 - 08:50 Caliper, Bracket & Rotor Removal
08:50 - 09:45 Hub Cleanup
09:45 - 10:36 New Rotor Install
10:36 -14:59 Caliper, Bracket, Pads & Wear Sensor Reinstall
14:59 - 15:23 Thanks For Watching!
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Perfect set of instructions - thanks! One thought: the hole for the pin in front is small - 3 mm - and most punches bottom out before the pin is all the way through. If you don't have long punches, take a long nail (something like 3 inches or 75 mm) and use that as a punch. You may want to grind the point flat; you may also need to grind down the diameter because most nails of this length are pretty thick.
You took 13 minutes start to end for this. I took 1 1/2 hours because there is always some tool missing or something isn't coming off. This time the wheel seemed welded on and it was almost an hour before I got it loose.
More of this!!!
Great!! very informative
Very good you can find some information like car maintenance work
Perfect - thank you!
Happy wrenching, Thomas!
Excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
Trw ceramic pads nr. please
Hi Mike 👍🏼😜
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Hi, My meredes c280 has done 78k km. Please let me do I need to replace only the brake pads or also the Rotors?
Hi Sam, be sure to use some of the tips for break inspection noted at the beginning of the video. If your brake disc is showing any symptoms of wear, we would advise replacing them.
So the car doesn't have any fluid brake lines?
Right?
@@Elpipiton im a little late but the video only focused on chaning the brake disc and cleaning out the parking brake, they didnt need to remove the brake caliper which has the brake fluid.
Hello, can anybody tell me the exact name or how to find the sensor, the part that is on the Caliper not the pad wear sensor, the sensor pointed out at 7mn55sc in this video
Thank you
Hi Sid, that would be an ABS/Speed sensor, available on FCPEuro.com if you select your vehicle using the My Garage tool.
@@fcpeuro thank you so much for the fast and accurate response!
Thanks for the link too but it’s too expensive from the US I’ll try to find it here in Canada
Thanks and keep up the good work 😊🙏🏼🦾
Not professional at all. You must un-adjust the parking brake first, these are painted rotors and you need to sand the parking brake surface on the new rotor and after you install the rotor you need to tighten the parking brake adjuster until rotor won't move, back off a half a turn and do three times, Usually 1/2 a turn is about right should feel a slight drag, but not tight. The adjuster is inside the rotor and is a star wheel.
You can damage the parking brake shoes if you use his method, if you do what your suppose to do first the rotor will slide right off and these guys need to invest in some tools as well. Usually we clean all the threads
as well including the bolts and lugs. They make male wire brushes you can put on an electric drill.
uh uh uh
TH-cam should scrap 90% of their amateur made car repair videos and hire you guys to redo with proper instruction.
we'd have to expand our crew 😂