Is anyone else getting frustrated with the lack of updates?
Last edited by kuba.95; May 29, 2015 at 02:00 PM.








I just hope that my MY16 C63S will be delivered without these types of problems. Right now, the only item that I currently cannot get configured in my order is the Surround View option. Hopefully the supply issue will clear before the production date is frozen, but I'm not betting the ranch on that happening.
I just hope that my MY16 C63S will be delivered without these types of problems. Right now, the only item that I currently cannot get configured in my order is the Surround View option. Hopefully the supply issue will clear before the production date is frozen, but I'm not betting the ranch on that happening.

Yeah, I wasn't aware of these issues. Sounds like they can use a Six Sigma Black Belt down in Alabama.
Well, I guess I'll keep my fingers crossed and do a thorough review (examination) when my car arrives later this summer.
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American assembled go figure. Too much beers on the assembly line
Also ya Im hearing the same excuse but I also don't buy it one bit. Especially since people in Canada are still receiving their Edition 1's currently even without the stickers etc, and in the U.S they're receiving their Edition 1's with the decals already etc. So it's obviously not a supply issue or an issue with sending them out without the stuff since that's a quick dealer fix in the future. Added on the reason some were sent without the decals, and spoilers isn't because of a supply issue. The issue was that in the system at the factory someone forgot to check off that the spoilers and decals must be added to Edition 1 orders. This issue was quickly fixed.
Also ya Im hearing the same excuse but I also don't buy it one bit. Especially since people in Canada are still receiving their Edition 1's currently even without the stickers etc, and in the U.S they're receiving their Edition 1's with the decals already etc. So it's obviously not a supply issue or an issue with sending them out without the stuff since that's a quick dealer fix in the future. Added on the reason some were sent without the decals, and spoilers isn't because of a supply issue. The issue was that in the system at the factory someone forgot to check off that the spoilers and decals must be added to Edition 1 orders. This issue was quickly fixed.
The bedding-in process is the "break-in" process for the brakes.
The goal is to create an optimal transfer layer of pad material over the surface of the rotors. Furthermore, you want to avoid overheating the brakes early on in their life. Doing so can glaze the pads (which in turn causes the dreaded "squeaking" and "squealing" brakes).
The bedding-in process is fairly easy/straightforward. I posted a few different (and reliable) methods in this sub-forum. Actually, I believe I posted a few of the bedding-in procedures in this thread. It's important to get the bedding-in done as soon as possible.
I did a quick but thorough bedding-in procedure with the brakes on my W204 C63 shortly after I took delivery. They've been absolutely outstanding ever since. Quiet, smooth, and strong.
Edit: I'll re-post a few of the bedding-in options here -
Brembo's Recommended "Bedding-In" -
On an open road, apply the brakes moderately from 60 mph to 30 mph and then drive roughly 1/2 mile to allow the brakes to cool. Repeat this process approximately thirty (30) times.
Alternative "Bedding-In" (My personal favorite) -
Perform 6-10 stops from approximately 35 mph by applying moderate pressure on the brake pedal. Perform an additional 2-3 hard stops from around 40-45 mph. Do not allow the vehicle to come to a complete stop when conducting these steps. After finishing this process, drive about 1/2 mile to allow the brakes to cool. Then, park the car and allow the brakes to cool completely before driving/using them again. Important: Do not engage the parking brake until after the cooling process has taken place.
Enjoy your quiet/strong brakes.
Last edited by zibby43; Jun 2, 2015 at 11:30 PM.


