WHich rotors for me?
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WHich rotors for me?
Can someone use my VIN to tell me which brake rotors to order for front and rear?
WDDNG71X79A283211
I have the original sticker when I bought the car, but I’m not sure whether I have a sport package or not. I ordered rotors from rockauto.com but they were too large in diameter.
Both front and rear were too large.
Rockauto’s part numbers were 62063075 and 60063076 and say they are for sport package.
Are the pads the same regardless of the size of rotors?
My car has the AMG wheels and the AMG body difference along the rockers, but not the AMG engine, etc.
Thanks, Charles in Dallas, TX
WDDNG71X79A283211
I have the original sticker when I bought the car, but I’m not sure whether I have a sport package or not. I ordered rotors from rockauto.com but they were too large in diameter.
Both front and rear were too large.
Rockauto’s part numbers were 62063075 and 60063076 and say they are for sport package.
Are the pads the same regardless of the size of rotors?
My car has the AMG wheels and the AMG body difference along the rockers, but not the AMG engine, etc.
Thanks, Charles in Dallas, TX
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2007 S550 4Matic 2013 S550 Base
Can someone use my VIN to tell me which brake rotors to order for front and rear?
WDDNG71X79A283211
I have the original sticker when I bought the car, but I’m not sure whether I have a sport package or not. I ordered rotors from rockauto.com but they were too large in diameter.
Both front and rear were too large.
Rockauto’s part numbers were 62063075 and 60063076 and say they are for sport package.
Are the pads the same regardless of the size of rotors?
My car has the AMG wheels and the AMG body difference along the rockers, but not the AMG engine, etc.
Thanks, Charles in Dallas, TX
WDDNG71X79A283211
I have the original sticker when I bought the car, but I’m not sure whether I have a sport package or not. I ordered rotors from rockauto.com but they were too large in diameter.
Both front and rear were too large.
Rockauto’s part numbers were 62063075 and 60063076 and say they are for sport package.
Are the pads the same regardless of the size of rotors?
My car has the AMG wheels and the AMG body difference along the rockers, but not the AMG engine, etc.
Thanks, Charles in Dallas, TX
Front = 221 421 1012
Rear = 221 423 0712
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Thanks Easy Phil,
What does EPC stand for?
When I’m online at MBonlineparts or other, their part numbers look more like:
221-421-16-12-07 or 221-421-17-12-07
When I searched your number 221 421 1012, I see is supersedes to 221 421 17 12 07
What does EPC stand for?
When I’m online at MBonlineparts or other, their part numbers look more like:
221-421-16-12-07 or 221-421-17-12-07
When I searched your number 221 421 1012, I see is supersedes to 221 421 17 12 07
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2007 S550 4Matic 2013 S550 Base
For that site and most like it, remove the spaces and their search will return the correct part. 221 421 1012 enter as 2214211012
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'71 Pinto
Front
- Pads 0044208020 (vendors/aftermarket) or 004420802064 (MB direct) same part
- Disks 2214211012 or 004420802007
- Wear sensor 1715400617
Rear
- 0014204720
- 2214231112 or 221423111207
- 2115401717
- Pads 0044208020 (vendors/aftermarket) or 004420802064 (MB direct) same part
- Disks 2214211012 or 004420802007
- Wear sensor 1715400617
Rear
- 0014204720
- 2214231112 or 221423111207
- 2115401717
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2017 X166 GLS550 & (R230) SL550 2007 & 2012 S550
Does the AMG sport plus or Plus 1 give you bigger & better brakes?
I am pretty sure they require different rotors & pads as far as part numbers go.
Do these options stop the car in a shorter distance?
I am pretty sure they require different rotors & pads as far as part numbers go.
Do these options stop the car in a shorter distance?
