Change Brake Pads on your Mercedes ML W164 | How to change brakes on ML350 ML500 ML550
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- How to change brakes on your Mercedes ML W164 ML350 ML500 ML550
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Its VERY EASSSYYY to change the brake pads on a Mercedes ML W164 if you guys follow the steps in this video, I have also listed the parts and supplies in the video description. Hope it helps all Mercedes ML W164 owners, Thank you and your welcome!
WOW 🤩 What a clear and concise explanation and
demonstration.
As a woman, it’s such a relief to understand what’s going to happen when your mechanic tells its time to do a break job.
Thank Y*O*U for sharing your knowledge!
Re: Brake Pad Grease. Because you didn't change gloves and applied too much on areas to the back of the pads that wasn't needed, you got grease on the pad surface and will have excess grease flinging around once in motion. That grease is meant to be very lightly applied since it is waterproof, but it can make a mess inside the wheels and DEGRADE the brake pad surface. Poor braking and improper bed-in can result. Next time, be more careful and take your time to change gloves.
Also, you should've used brake cleaner instead of a paper towel to clean the brake calipers and rotors. You should have also either replaced the caliper bolts or cleaned the threads and apply anti-seize to them.
Thanks man I will tackle this job next weekend
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Have a blessed day
I'm not sure how you got those bolts out with e-Torx, but they should be hex. 9mm for the front caliper bolts, and 7mm for the rear caliper bolts.
Yep that’s correct my 2007 ml350 was a 9mm hex bit and I used on a 3/8 ratchet
what a great way to explain you are wonderfull thks you
Quick and so easy!
Thanks for the feedback!
What brake pads do you reccomend are those oem?
I’ve just become a Mercedes man cause of u
Ahaha, gotta love Mercedes more than the hondas
Thank you for the video. Which brand of brake pads are good for ml350?
I’m very glad it helped! Thank you for subscribing to MrCarMAN!🙏🏼
I would use Bosch or even powerstop is fine and affordable
@@MrCARman Thank you. I found Bosch semi metallic pads for front wheels but not for the rear. Most stores have Bosch ceramic pads for the rear. Can I use ceramic pads? Thank you.
Hey! quick question…i changed winter tires to summer tires on my 2013 ml550 yesterday. It seemed like the rims sat on a very small amount of material to mount before putting the bolts in…is that normal?????
Grease on the backside?
I've heard of putting grease on the caliper sliders but not the outside of brakepad...
What for?
Good work!
Thank you! Cheers!
Well done. Thanks
Thank you!! and Thank you for liking the video and subscribing to the channel, it really helps out and I really appreciate it!
Very convenient
Yes, easy, safe, and convenient
You have a video for the brake sensor?
Yes it’s on my channel
Great video. Thank you so much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Have a great day!
Paint the calipers and the hub to get rid of the nasty rust
The client liked the look of how it was aha
agreed, that rust doesnt belong on a MERCEDES
Where did u get the tools from?
Local auto store and amazon
Torque settings?
Why are there mats under the car🙄?
But useful video u got here 😎
Garage cleaning going on aha
And thank you for liking!
T45 socket ? I thought it needed a 3/8 11mm Hex Head socket
On my 2007 ML350 it was a 9mm hex but I used on a ratchet 3/8
Any giveaways soon?
Coming soon Jake
Collaboration?
Email me
Change the wheels 😖🤮
This one is more of a family suv. No mods here