Torque Specs Needed for Brake Job on GLE 63 AMG (C292)
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Torque Specs Needed for Brake Job on GLE 63 AMG (C292)
Hi everyone,
This weekend, I’m planning to replace the front and rear brake discs and pads on my Mercedes GLE 63 AMG (C292). I have access to all the necessary tools, including a diagnostic tester with a reset function for the electric parking brake. I’m also familiar with the reset procedure via the instrument cluster.
However, what I’m missing are the official torque specs for the various bolts. Unfortunately, I don’t have access to Mercedes workshop information, so here’s my question:
Does anyone have the official workshop manual or a PDF document with the correct torque specs for the caliper bolts, caliper brackets, and brake discs (front and rear)?
I’m really only looking for those torque values—everything else is already taken care of.
I’d really appreciate it if someone could help me out!
This weekend, I’m planning to replace the front and rear brake discs and pads on my Mercedes GLE 63 AMG (C292). I have access to all the necessary tools, including a diagnostic tester with a reset function for the electric parking brake. I’m also familiar with the reset procedure via the instrument cluster.
However, what I’m missing are the official torque specs for the various bolts. Unfortunately, I don’t have access to Mercedes workshop information, so here’s my question:
Does anyone have the official workshop manual or a PDF document with the correct torque specs for the caliper bolts, caliper brackets, and brake discs (front and rear)?
I’m really only looking for those torque values—everything else is already taken care of.
I’d really appreciate it if someone could help me out!
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2017 GLE350 4MATIC
Hi everyone,
This weekend, I’m planning to replace the front and rear brake discs and pads on my Mercedes GLE 63 AMG (C292). I have access to all the necessary tools, including a diagnostic tester with a reset function for the electric parking brake. I’m also familiar with the reset procedure via the instrument cluster.
However, what I’m missing are the official torque specs for the various bolts. Unfortunately, I don’t have access to Mercedes workshop information, so here’s my question:
Does anyone have the official workshop manual or a PDF document with the correct torque specs for the caliper bolts, caliper brackets, and brake discs (front and rear)?
I’m really only looking for those torque values—everything else is already taken care of.
I’d really appreciate it if someone could help me out!
This weekend, I’m planning to replace the front and rear brake discs and pads on my Mercedes GLE 63 AMG (C292). I have access to all the necessary tools, including a diagnostic tester with a reset function for the electric parking brake. I’m also familiar with the reset procedure via the instrument cluster.
However, what I’m missing are the official torque specs for the various bolts. Unfortunately, I don’t have access to Mercedes workshop information, so here’s my question:
Does anyone have the official workshop manual or a PDF document with the correct torque specs for the caliper bolts, caliper brackets, and brake discs (front and rear)?
I’m really only looking for those torque values—everything else is already taken care of.
I’d really appreciate it if someone could help me out!
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2016 GLE 300d 4-Matic
You're welcome.
@chassis suggestion about doing a search is legitimate and could have saved you making a post. I find that the advanced search, wherein you can specify which forums to look in (those applicable to your vehicle), is a good choice. In this forum, @chassis ownership report thread has a ton of information in it.
Also, if you're not aware, there are specific forums for the AMG vehicles that might provide more relevant infomation for you.
@chassis suggestion about doing a search is legitimate and could have saved you making a post. I find that the advanced search, wherein you can specify which forums to look in (those applicable to your vehicle), is a good choice. In this forum, @chassis ownership report thread has a ton of information in it.
Also, if you're not aware, there are specific forums for the AMG vehicles that might provide more relevant infomation for you.
Last edited by John Ha; Apr 7, 2025 at 10:56 AM.
