HELP '14 C63 507 Clicking when turning
Everything still good?
Mine is scheduled for rotors, which is nice to get new ones, but not if it means still having the noise. It is so loud right now that I avoid crowds and right turns if possible. I will go left in a parking lot until I find a spot to park.
Last night I went to a charity function and thank God as I pulled up to the masses outside in my glistening 507 that I had to veer left. If I had to go right I may have just kept going!
Mine is scheduled for rotors, which is nice to get new ones, but not if it means still having the noise. It is so loud right now that I avoid crowds and right turns if possible. I will go left in a parking lot until I find a spot to park.
Last night I went to a charity function and thank God as I pulled up to the masses outside in my glistening 507 that I had to veer left. If I had to go right I may have just kept going!

Mine is scheduled for rotors, which is nice to get new ones, but not if it means still having the noise. It is so loud right now that I avoid crowds and right turns if possible. I will go left in a parking lot until I find a spot to park.
Last night I went to a charity function and thank God as I pulled up to the masses outside in my glistening 507 that I had to veer left. If I had to go right I may have just kept going!

Now I am just waiting for my Mode Carbon pieces
Hopefully it lasts...
Hopefully it lasts...
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Sorry to get off topic here for a minute but which Mode Carbon pieces did you order? Just curious because I just purchased a used 2014 C63 AMG Coupe Edition 507 with the Mode Carbon Diffuser and had serious fitment problems concerning the tabs used to secure the diffuser to the lower center brackets.
Spent a couple of hours tonight creating brackets to secure the diffuser because of the poor design of the mounting tabs
Sorry to get off topic here for a minute but which Mode Carbon pieces did you order? Just curious because I just purchased a used 2014 C63 AMG Coupe Edition 507 with the Mode Carbon Diffuser and had serious fitment problems concerning the tabs used to secure the diffuser to the lower center brackets.
Spent a couple of hours tonight creating brackets to secure the diffuser because of the poor design of the mounting tabs

. OEM Front Lip Replacement
. P31 Rear Diffuser
. Sedan Bootlid Spoiler
What did you end up getting from Mode Carbon that was giving you probs?




I had the same issue happen to me this morning. I was in a parking garage turning left and all of a sudden heard the tick tick tick tick tick tick sound going around the ramps. I thought back to this thread, called a local dealer here in Boston (here for business this week), explained the situation, tech found the same problem as Xstatic:
Found clicking to be the front caliper pins and spring clip shifting. Removed the pins and clips found markings from the shifting, cleaned and lubed the pins. Reassembled and drove again, the noise was gone.
The noise is gone for now. Hopefully, this is not an issue for anyone else.
-C
In my case my dealer took photos and a sound byte and sent them to MBUSA.
The LI number I show on my service record is below
5448 LI40.10-P-059248.
I was told that the noise was from part of the wheel and brake disc contact.
The LI from MB USA instructs the dealer tech to use 80 grit sand paper and sand off " burrs " that would make contact with the brake "disc".
The noise is now gone and I do not see any signs of wear on any of the front brake rotors.
Hope this helps and if this has been previously posted please excuse this reply.
In my case my dealer took photos and a sound byte and sent them to MBUSA.
The LI number I show on my service record is below
5448 LI40.10-P-059248.
I was told that the noise was from part of the wheel and brake disc contact.
The LI from MB USA instructs the dealer tech to use 80 grit sand paper and sand off " burrs " that would make contact with the brake "disc".
The noise is now gone and I do not see any signs of wear on any of the front brake rotors.
Hope this helps and if this has been previously posted please excuse this reply.

In my case my dealer took photos and a sound byte and sent them to MBUSA.
The LI number I show on my service record is below
5448 LI40.10-P-059248.
I was told that the noise was from part of the wheel and brake disc contact.
The LI from MB USA instructs the dealer tech to use 80 grit sand paper and sand off " burrs " that would make contact with the brake "disc".
The noise is now gone and I do not see any signs of wear on any of the front brake rotors.
Hope this helps and if this has been previously posted please excuse this reply.
Yep, this is what eventually resolved it for me. The head foreman called MBUSA and basically asked "WTF, your fix is not resolving the problem." We ended up getting the bulletin the same day I brought the car into the dealer.
-C




