M157 E63 diy brake pad change
and yeah process is same on M156 as i did them on my C63 as well when i had it
same process on e55 too, except with addition of having to unplug the SBC unit on them
Part #: E35DP31939C (rear)
EBC – REDSTUFF CERAMIC BRAKE PAD SETS
EBC’s Redstuff brake pads are a unique blend of Aramid fibers and ceramic particles that combine to produce a pad that provides up to 25 percent shorter braking distances and 80 p Brake Pad Set E63 AMG S
EBC
Qty: 1.00
Price: $ 118.03
Part #: E35DP32117C (front)
EBC – REDSTUFF CERAMIC BRAKE PAD SETS
EBC’s Redstuff brake pads are a unique blend of Aramid fibers and ceramic particles that combine to produce a pad that provides up to 25 percent shorter braking distances and 80 p Brake Pad Set E63 AMG S
EBC
Qty: 1.00
Price: $ 161.11
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Sold the E63 to a local buyer Sunday. Flew out Monday morning at 5am to get the CLS.
Part #: E35DP31939C (rear)
EBC – REDSTUFF CERAMIC BRAKE PAD SETS
EBC’s Redstuff brake pads are a unique blend of Aramid fibers and ceramic particles that combine to produce a pad that provides up to 25 percent shorter braking distances and 80 p Brake Pad Set E63 AMG S
EBC
Qty: 1.00
Price: $ 118.03
Part #: E35DP32117C (front)
EBC – REDSTUFF CERAMIC BRAKE PAD SETS
EBC’s Redstuff brake pads are a unique blend of Aramid fibers and ceramic particles that combine to produce a pad that provides up to 25 percent shorter braking distances and 80 p Brake Pad Set E63 AMG S
EBC
Qty: 1.00
Price: $ 161.11
I had planned to do the fronts as well, but it turns out that there's a fair amount of meat left on them despite the low measurement that the dealer indicated on a service about 4 months ago. Must've been a measurement error as the fronts look almost new.
I had planned to do the fronts as well, but it turns out that there's a fair amount of meat left on them despite the low measurement that the dealer indicated on a service about 4 months ago. Must've been a measurement error as the fronts look almost new.
Brakes are much more linear and bite feels about the same.
Brake dust is gray and I think there is less of it.
When I switched to Akebono on my S55 I noticed right away how much harder the pads were. These not so much.
My main goal is much less brake dust. I will report back later this week and give a thumbs up or down.
Vince
Brakes are much more linear and bite feels about the same.
Brake dust is gray and I think there is less of it.
When I switched to Akebono on my S55 I noticed right away how much harder the pads were. These not so much.
My main goal is much less brake dust. I will report back later this week and give a thumbs up or down.
Vince
I would like to try Racing Brake pads I heard there good
The RADO pads might be the best but 900 bucks is a little steep
What other pads you guys running with low dust and good results ?
Few thoughts from someone who hasn't done brakes since college:1) Just buy more parking sensors. I cheaped out and figured I could reuse. One of mine was just starting to get worn and the other I snapped trying to remove it. Save the frustration (and for me drive to the dealership). Heck, buy the part on FCP Euro so you never have to buy it again
2) There are no bolts in the rear brakes to hammer out...just the pins. That surprised me. You have to REALLY push the pistons back in so that the retaining clip goes back in place though. Don't be shy there.
3) The 13mm bolts in the front brakes were really frozen. unscrew the bolt a little bit and use the hammer for sure. Great tip
4) Probably worth cleaning and greasing the pins before you put them back in.
Time for me including trip to the dealer was 2 hours. It's really not a very hard job.









