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Am considering trying to replace my front pads/rotors and rear pads/rotors and wanted to confirm if these are the correct MB part numbers for those items?
There is a c32 AMG 'brake kit' that FCP euro sells with some extra stuff in it for about $500 bucks but wasnt sure if you need all that.
Thx Bobby - is that break wear sensor 211-540-17-17 for the front brakes also the same used for the rear brakes?
This MB parts site I use (links below) shows a different P/N for the rear sensors 220-540-17-17 which is a ton more expensive at $101 per sensor! The front brake wear sensor 211-540-17-17 is $5 each on this website which seems to have good prices overall on MB parts.
Do you know if those wear sensors must be replaced every time you replace pads/rotors?
Thx Bobby - is that break wear sensor 211-540-17-17 for the front brakes also the same used for the rear brakes?
This MB parts site I use (links below) shows a different P/N for the rear sensors 220-540-17-17 which is a ton more expensive at $101 per sensor! The front brake wear sensor 211-540-17-17 is $5 each on this website which seems to have good prices overall on MB parts.
Do you know if those wear sensors must be replaced every time you replace pads/rotors?
Front and Rear sensors are the same part number, I cant find a Brembo disk for the front of your car anywhere so I'm pulling it from the catalog for now. Zimmermans are an awesome option, I've never had a quality issue there.
Thx Bobby - is that break wear sensor 211-540-17-17 for the front brakes also the same used for the rear brakes?
This MB parts site I use (links below) shows a different P/N for the rear sensors 220-540-17-17 which is a ton more expensive at $101 per sensor! The front brake wear sensor 211-540-17-17 is $5 each on this website which seems to have good prices overall on MB parts.
Do you know if those wear sensors must be replaced every time you replace pads/rotors?
Front and Rear sensors are the same part number, I cant find a Brembo disk for the front of your car anywhere so I'm pulling it from the catalog for now. Zimmermans are an awesome option, I've never had a quality issue there.
--Kyle
Thanks Kyle, i just ordered (R261654736) from FCP these rear rotors and pads as the Brembo disc's didnt show as available:
Akebono pads abd brembo for front, I have to rears next year or so. Usaually pads cme with sensors mine did, make sure u get shims with ur pads, some cheap knock offs will sell them without shims, that will produce a clicking noise reversing and going forward
Thats awesome, thanks! I had to take the Brembo's off the site because I can't source them. I cleaned up some of the offerings in that section also because some of the brands were garbage. Akebono's plus the Genuine Rotors is a good pairing, I think you are going to be very satisfied with it.
After a bit of advice from any Western Australian folk on here.. Im looking to replace my current W.A number plates with some custom plates. Ive decided to go the 'Custom Acrylic 9 character' plate, but im not sure which is the best size to get.. They come in slim ( 372x100 ) and standard size ( 372x134 ). The front is easy, and the slim plate will fit perfectly in that spot. However, with the rear plate , im not sure if the slim size is going to look right, or if in fact it will cover the existing holes..
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