Front Passenger Side Brake Line
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2017 C43 AMG, 2010 C350 4Matic, 9 Motorcycles
Front Passenger Side Brake Line
Did the brake lines on the car besides the front passenger side, which of course has now gone.
I can't find the routing on WIS, does anybody have any idea how to go about it?
It disappears underneath the engine.
Currently have no brakes.
If anyone has any info on this specific brake line, it would be MUCH appreciated.
I can't find the routing on WIS, does anybody have any idea how to go about it?
It disappears underneath the engine.
Currently have no brakes.
If anyone has any info on this specific brake line, it would be MUCH appreciated.
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From: unbegrenzt
2017 GLE350 4MATIC
EPC shows bulk length brake pipe (tubing) from HCU to wheel hose. You need to make a tube yourself. Typically they follow the dash panel/firewall up and over the engine toward the HCU near the brake booster.
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Thanks! Yes, I can somewhat trace it now. Any idea if that heat shield it's tucked behind comes off easily?
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From: unbegrenzt
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I don't have an opinion. Given the age, if plastic trim clips are used it's a safe bet some will be broken during removal. Buy a bagful of them from the dealer, if that's what are used. Threaded fasteners (screws) should be relative easy to remove if they are not in the path of road spray. If corroded, buy a bagful of those screws also because some will break or be too rusty to re-use.
