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#1 permalink BenzWorld Member
Date registered: Jan 2007
Vehicle: 2001 CLK55
Location: Somewhere
Posts: 229
Brake Pads SS Lines ATE Super Blue
Just got done installing New AKEBONO EURO BRAKE PADS Low Dust, Sensors, Stainless Steel Brake Lines and flushed the system with ATE SUPER BLUE Fluid. Brakes feel Awesome real quiet. I'll update after a few days. I did it all in my garage, took me about 2 Hours. And I spent about $186.00. Can't beat that price. THANKS for DIY!!!!!!
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#2 permalink BenzWorld Elite
Date registered: Nov 2003
Vehicle: Slow benz
Location: Maryland
Posts: 1,959
I recently upgraded to ss lines and ATE Super Blue. Great stuff!
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#3 permalink BenzWorld Member
Date registered: Jan 2007
Vehicle: 2001 CLK55
Location: Somewhere
Posts: 229
Where's that exhaust??? LOL
#4 permalink BenzWorld Elite
Date registered: Nov 2003
Vehicle: Slow benz
Location: Maryland
Posts: 1,959
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Originally Posted by AMGEEZY
Where's that exhaust??? LOL
Find someone to buy my car without the exhaust and I'll give you the exhaust for free.
#5 permalink BenzWorld Extremist
Date registered: May 2006
Vehicle: w208
Location: NJ
Posts: 1,183
u know that sound when you release the brake slighlty...its like a rumbling squeeking nose (hard to describe).....if u know wut im talkin about...would any of that stuff u recently purchased get rid of that annoying sound?
#6 permalink BenzWorld Member
Date registered: Jan 2007
Vehicle: 2001 CLK55
Location: Somewhere
Posts: 229
I don't have that noise. But it seems to brake better today and much quieter. And the stainless lines look cool.
#7 permalink BenzWorld Senior Member
Date registered: May 2005
Vehicle: 99CLK320
Location: Lincoln, NE 68502-2927
Posts: 550
How did you bleed the brakes by yourself? I remember the good ole days when you had someone pump up the brakes, hold them down then open the bleeder on the back of the brake plate.
#8 permalink BenzWorld Member
Date registered: Jan 2007
Vehicle: 2001 CLK55
Location: Somewhere
Posts: 229
Thats how I bled them, I had my neighbor pump the brakes.
#9 permalink BenzWorld Senior Member
Date registered: May 2005
Vehicle: 99CLK320
Location: Lincoln, NE 68502-2927
Posts: 550
Do you have the stock rotors and did you have them resurfaced? Now that i think about it if it only took you 2 hrs you probably didn't remove the rotors.
#10 permalink BenzWorld Member
Date registered: Jan 2007
Vehicle: 2001 CLK55
Location: Somewhere
Posts: 229
I kept the stock rotors, they where changed about 7 months ago. I've driving the car for about 3 days, and they still feel great.
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