Mercedes Benz E320 - Compete Brake DIY - W210, W202, W208, W170

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  • čas přidán 21. 01. 2023
  • This video shows step by step instructions on how to replace the front and rear brake pads as well as how to flush the brake fluid. To see a more complete brake fluid flush using just a wrench, watch the following video I made for a RAV4 Toyota but the procedure is exactly the same.
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Komentáře • 8

  • @r9cheverny433
    @r9cheverny433 Před rokem +1

    Briliant Sir!!! You are awsome!

  • @jay_tarantula899
    @jay_tarantula899 Před rokem +3

    thank you. just got my 1st merc. 02 e430 4matic sedan. its got 39025 miles. ive had it for about 200 miles. is a dream. just got the upgraded yellow track set from fcp euro. brand is ebc? this vid is gonna help a lot. thank you.

    • @masood-tv
      @masood-tv  Před rokem +2

      Hi, thanks. Glad to hear you got your 1st MB, and then, with such low mileage. You will love that car. I believe it has the M113 engine. So, a lot of the videos I have on the W220 S500 engine will equally apply to your car. Enjoy and congrats!

  • @HoomanR17
    @HoomanR17 Před 4 měsíci

    First, thanks for the video. Second, a comment in terms of technique. I notice that you did not use any grease strategically on any part of this brake procedure specially where metal meets metal parts away from the pad surfaces - seems like a missed opportunity for a smooth brake system.

    • @masood-tv
      @masood-tv  Před 4 měsíci

      Hi Hooman, and thank you. I explain why I don't grease anything starting at 14:35 minute of the video. I never have on W210's following MB workshop manual instructions. Not needed.

    • @HoomanR17
      @HoomanR17 Před 4 měsíci

      @@masood-tv HI Thanks for pointing out the part about grease I clearly passed/skipped over :) . Makes me wonder why MB states no grease for the w210.. just seems odd..Is that because of dust accumulation w/ grease causes more issues than it resolves?

    • @masood-tv
      @masood-tv  Před 4 měsíci

      I am not exactly sure. New pads from MB and Bosch come pre-gressed where they touch the pistons at the backing plate. However, the W210s don't require grease at other touchpoints. Must be due to how they're engineered.