View Poll Results: Where you get brake dust?
Front Wheels
2
11.76%
Back Wheels
11
64.71%
All around equally
1
5.88%
I barely get any...If you chose this, please explain...
3
17.65%
Voters: 17. You may not vote on this poll
Why is there more brake dust in back than front?
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w204 - 350 N other white cars
bad oem brake pad....thats why...!!!! just change brake pad... i am waiting for the new axxis deluxe advanced brake pads.. i talked to the guy at nugeon auto components, inc which is the main distributor of axxis brake and he said the new pad won't be avaiable for our car until october...i think the formula is a little different than the axxis deluxe plus (past version)...axxis are great brake pad...just my .....00000222222 cent
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Robbio,
You really should have done a search on this one as is has been covered on tons of threads.
Anyhow, the rear pads on cars built in June 08 or older are eligible to have thier rear pads replaced with an updated pad that throws off less dust. I had mine replaced and it made worlds of difference. When you talk with your SA, mention it is a Star Bulletin and not a TSB. In addition, our C Class has a program called EBP (electronic brakeforce proportioning) that actually brakes the rear wheels harder in straight line stops. The two combined will naturally give you more rear wheel dust.
You really should have done a search on this one as is has been covered on tons of threads.
Anyhow, the rear pads on cars built in June 08 or older are eligible to have thier rear pads replaced with an updated pad that throws off less dust. I had mine replaced and it made worlds of difference. When you talk with your SA, mention it is a Star Bulletin and not a TSB. In addition, our C Class has a program called EBP (electronic brakeforce proportioning) that actually brakes the rear wheels harder in straight line stops. The two combined will naturally give you more rear wheel dust.
#4
Dealer will change the pads for free as long as you're odometer is under12k otherwise you'll have to pay around $250. There is allways better and cheaper aftermarket ones out there.