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2004 mercedes e55 amg
helppp
ok im in need of serious help here i went to change my ball joint on the main hub and the caliber was still all connected no lines removed but i had it hanging there by a bunjie but i didnt no i had to disconnect the modual on the sbc pump im new to owing a mercedes didnt think thers anyting hard about it so anyways a few houres later i com to reassemble everything i notice that 1 piston on the caliber came un pressed and leaked fluid then i put everything back together i go to bleed my line on my passanger side front and no fluid comes out then i find out that the sbc unit has to b disconnected before i do any of this so i then disconnect the sbc modual then the brakes start to bleed and lock in the tire from spinning then when i re connect the sbc unit nothing works it wont bleed and it wont lock in the front wheels can somone please help me befor i spend money in the shop and i am getting the error messaged on the dash screen i own a 2004 mercedes e55 amg with 145000 km
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1. You are fortunate you did not lose fingers or suffer other injuries. SBC is unforgiving of those not familiar with its workings.
2. Do not work on the car without obtaining technical information and studying it. There is a reason Mercedes spends large sums of money training their technicians to work on the car. You do not have the advantage of that training so you are going to have to buckle down and study. Know your limitations and be prepared to punt service to a professional.
3. Punctuation is your friend; your post was difficult to read.
4. You post in English but mention kilometers; Canada, Australia, Great Britain, South Africa or Europe? Items applicable in one market may not be applicable to others. That affects the advice you will get on this forum.
5. In this case, accept your lesson and take it to a shop to repair.
6. PM me your email address.
2. Do not work on the car without obtaining technical information and studying it. There is a reason Mercedes spends large sums of money training their technicians to work on the car. You do not have the advantage of that training so you are going to have to buckle down and study. Know your limitations and be prepared to punt service to a professional.
3. Punctuation is your friend; your post was difficult to read.
4. You post in English but mention kilometers; Canada, Australia, Great Britain, South Africa or Europe? Items applicable in one market may not be applicable to others. That affects the advice you will get on this forum.
5. In this case, accept your lesson and take it to a shop to repair.
6. PM me your email address.
