Having brake problems and dealer says it's not the SBC.
Is this "pressure reservoir" the same thing as the accumulator? I saw it for $700+ on a website which is pretty crazy...lol. Dealer wanted $1500 for the part and labor.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? If anyone has the part used I might buy it for a decent price...
The accumulator is p/n A0004301394 and parts.com's price is $547.40/List is $795. They do hammer you on the shipping though.
I would try and bleed the system first before changing anything unless you saw the actual SDS error on their tablet at the dealer.
Hope this helps!
The accumulator is p/n A0004301394 and parts.com's price is $547.40/List is $795. They do hammer you on the shipping though.
I would try and bleed the system first before changing anything unless you saw the actual SDS error on their tablet at the dealer.
Hope this helps!
I was thinking about maybe flushing the system out first and refilling/bleeding it to see what happens. Push comes to shove, I'll just swap out the accumulator.
That isn't the problem, they said the SBC is fine. It's the accumulator that is faulty.
https://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w...nit-aware.html
Overview of SBC
http://www.mercedestechstore.com/pdf...2009-30-02.pdf
Last edited by djamer; Feb 16, 2011 at 08:51 PM.
The problem is that the dealer says the accumulator is NOT part of the SBC warranty. Just the SBC pump it's self. I'm going to email MB USA and see what they have to say. If they respond quickly I'll just print the email and send it to the dealer.
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Somewhat of a relief although I may need to go to gym to get to 500nm of force from one leg!
SBC pressure reservoir: AED 4,660
SBC suction line: AED 1,390
Front brake pads: AED 1,150
Rear brake pads: AED 1,130
SBC brake system fluid: AED 810
Total: AED 7,990 (USD 2,200)
All the prices above include labor also. This is in addition to regular minor service and some other maintenance. So overall the bill comes down to AED 14,400 (USD 4,000) - which is too much.
Do anyone of you please know of any good mechanic shop in Dubai who I can visit to get another quote for comparison? This mercedes service center seems quite expensive.
Please let me know.
Thanks
SBC pressure reservoir: AED 4,660
SBC suction line: AED 1,390
Front brake pads: AED 1,150
Rear brake pads: AED 1,130
SBC brake system fluid: AED 810
Total: AED 7,990 (USD 2,200)
All the prices above include labor also. This is in addition to regular minor service and some other maintenance. So overall the bill comes down to AED 14,400 (USD 4,000) - which is too much.
Do anyone of you please know of any good mechanic shop in Dubai who I can visit to get another quote for comparison? This mercedes service center seems quite expensive.
Please let me know.
Thanks
Anyone please assist!!
Tariq, what was the solution you made for your car?
2.)If that's the case just buy it and install it yourself. Now some people are going to cry about this next part but I've tested it twice. There's a good chance you wont have to bleed the system after. There's minimal fluid loss during the swap and in SDS there's a 'check for air in system' procedure and during the 2 testing trials without bleeding, the system didn't recognize any air and performed flawlessly.
However when I replaced mine I did do the pain in the *** bleeding procedure. I suppose if you have a friend with SDS you would do this step anyways. Up to you good sir. Good luck




2.)If that's the case just buy it and install it yourself. Now some people are going to cry about this next part but I've tested it twice. There's a good chance you wont have to bleed the system after. There's minimal fluid loss during the swap and in SDS there's a 'check for air in system' procedure and during the 2 testing trials without bleeding, the system didn't recognize any air and performed flawlessly.
However when I replaced mine I did do the pain in the *** bleeding procedure. I suppose if you have a friend with SDS you would do this step anyways. Up to you good sir. Good luck



