Dude just drill out that rotor screw people usually dont re use those because they are useless. Otherwise great video and great job! One tip soak all the bolts down in PB blaster the day before you start work. Im not mad at ya for having the shop do the tie rods lol shouldnt be to bad $$ and they got to do the alignment anyways.
I should've done that when I was working on it but I didn't have an extra rotor screw on hand but I'll stop being a b*tch and go find one and drill that sucker out.
Great work.. just remember after a week or so go back and check all your nuts and re tighten and check them.👊👍😎
I've added an x pipe and muffler delete way tooo loud on my e55 , added magnaflow sounds great
Great work man admire the determination 👍🏼💯
Clean those pretty red Mercedes calipers! Will look great with new tires and shiny rotors.
I tried to clean them up some but could do a better job probably.
Cool job. Can you recommend online stores to buy parts for the ML 55 2000? Appreciate it.
My top 3 are Pelican Parts, FCP Euro and Rockauto.
@@HacktivistMechanic Appreciate it. Looking for a crank position sensor because of a long crank but no start.
Dude just drill out that rotor screw people usually dont re use those because they are useless. Otherwise great video and great job! One tip soak all the bolts down in PB blaster the day before you start work. Im not mad at ya for having the shop do the tie rods lol shouldnt be to bad $$ and they got to do the alignment anyways.
I should've done that when I was working on it but I didn't have an extra rotor screw on hand but I'll stop being a b*tch and go find one and drill that sucker out.
@@HacktivistMechanic you really dont need that rotor screw I wouldnt even bother with a new one.
@@acg2002us thanks for the push to get this done. I got a screw from MB ($15!) but drilled out the screw and got the rotor on and now the job is done!
@@HacktivistMechanic good job cant wait for the next video update.