Help with GLA AMG 35 brakes
Explanation of squeal is in the below post from Porsche:
https://www.prestigeimports.net/pors...eal-explained/
MB service said:
"Next time you are on an isolated road/parking lot, with no one behind you, go through a few cycles of speeding up and then hitting the brakes harder than you normally would. Obviously, you don’t want to brake hard enough to cause a skid, you just want to push it a little more than you would in normal day-to-day driving. The harder application of force can help normalize pad pressure distribution and reduce squealing."
https://www.autozone.com/diy/brakes/bedding-brakes
HOW TO BED BRAKES
1 PICK YOUR SPOT - Find an open stretch of road that will allow you to safely stop your vehicle multiple times.2 SPEED UP, THEN SLOW DOWN - Accelerate to 35 MPH and apply moderate brake pressure to reduce your speed to under 5 MPH.
3 REPEAT AS NECESSARY - Repeat this process 2-3 times, accelerating back to 35 MPH and moderately braking.
4 TEST AGAIN AT 55 MPH - Next, increase speed to 50 MPH and strongly brake down to 5 MPH. You don't want to brake strong enough to activate your ABS or lock up the tires. You should be able to come down to 5 MPH within a few seconds.
5 REPEAT AS NECESSARY - Repeat this process 4-5 times, then drive an additional 1-2 miles while very lightly braking to cool down the brakes.
6 PRO TIP: It's important to avoid coming to a complete stop during the hard-braking stage as it's possible to melt brake pads against hot rotors. Of course, should a pedestrian or animal run onto the road, feel free to mash the brake pedal. Safety first!
https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/20...33782-0001.pdf
Last edited by SUMMER 1973; Dec 1, 2024 at 10:17 PM.





