Screeching Brakes on the GLC
Does anyone else have this issue of screeching brakes when pulling out of the garage or driveway? The issue comes and goes depending on the day. Usually when the weather is cooler. The sound is loud and annoying for a new car.
Is there a fix for this issue?
I brought my GLC into my service center and gave them the bulletins as posted in this forum:
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...ng-brakes.html
LI 42.10-P-060688 - Install special order shims for front brakes to eliminate cold weather squeal to adjust the angle of the pad
and this bulletin LI#: LI42.10-P-063311
I was told that those are for the C300 and doesn't apply to for the GLC. No solution for the GLC as of now.
If my service center calls with a solution I'll let everyone know as well.
Last edited by dieseldoc; Apr 7, 2016 at 09:26 PM.
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Does anyone else have this issue of screeching brakes when pulling out of the garage or driveway? The issue comes and goes depending on the day. Usually when the weather is cooler. The sound is loud and annoying for a new car.
Is there a fix for this issue?
I brought my GLC into my service center and gave them the bulletins as posted in this forum:
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...ng-brakes.html
LI 42.10-P-060688 - Install special order shims for front brakes to eliminate cold weather squeal to adjust the angle of the pad
and this bulletin LI#: LI42.10-P-063311
I was told that those are for the C300 and doesn't apply to for the GLC. No solution for the GLC as of now.
That said, its not unusual for disc brakes to squeal, especially when cold. This problem is exacerbated when the brake pads are hard.
To cure the problem I employed a process known as bedding. This involves making several maximum effort stops from about 80 mph. The objective is to get the brake pads hot, very hot. So hot you can smell them.
As expected it cured my squeal.
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That said, its not unusual for disc brakes to squeal, especially when cold. This problem is exacerbated when the brake pads are hard.
To cure the problem I employed a process known as bedding. This involves making several maximum effort stops from about 80 mph. The objective is to get the brake pads hot, very hot. So hot you can smell them.
As expected it cured my squeal.
Only after a few times it started to work. The squealing was worse when you were backing up and putting the brakes on lightly, but finally the noise has gone away. Hope this helps.

Actually finding big pavement was a problem. My mechanic showed me a two mile stretch of very lightly travelled rural road, perfectly straight, with no driveways or intersections and sight lines from one end to the other. Fortunately, this illegal activity is only done about once a year when my mechanic beds the track pads on my Vette.
Actually finding big pavement was a problem. My mechanic showed me a two mile stretch of very lightly travelled rural road, perfectly straight, with no driveways or intersections and sight lines from one end to the other. Fortunately, this illegal activity is only done about once a year when my mechanic beds the track pads on my Vette.

I am just glad Mercedes knows it is a problem and is going to get it right.
Kind of funny, backing out of the MB dealer and our GLC made the very loud squeaking sound and everyone outside turned and looked.
I am just glad Mercedes knows it is a problem and is going to get it right.
Kind of funny, backing out of the MB dealer and our GLC made the very loud squeaking sound and everyone outside turned and looked.

Can not wait until Mercedes has an official fix.
Thx!
based on LI 42.10-P-063978
They replaced both front disk brake pads and lubed the contact point of pins and brakes. I hope that is the end of the screeching noise in the morning

Thx!
Any chance you can get hold of a copy of the TSB from your dealer like one below?
http://www.revbase.com/BBBMotor/TSb/...dPdf?id=186981
My dealer in Australia try to help but they can't find the details base on this TSB number.
Many thanks!



