brake question
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brake question
I searched the forum and seems that Porterfield pads are the recommended ones. Are there any ceramic pads I should try? Where is the best place to get them? The dealer told me that when I change the pads, I need new sensors as well. Anyone know anything about this? Lastly, does anyone know a place in So Cal (san fernando valley area) where I can get this done? Dealer refused to do anything that is not OEM. Thanks.
Btw- this is for a CLK500.
Btw- this is for a CLK500.
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Originally Posted by TMans
I searched the forum and seems that Porterfield pads are the recommended ones. Are there any ceramic pads I should try? Where is the best place to get them? The dealer told me that when I change the pads, I need new sensors as well. Anyone know anything about this? Lastly, does anyone know a place in So Cal (san fernando valley area) where I can get this done? Dealer refused to do anything that is not OEM. Thanks.
Btw- this is for a CLK500.
Btw- this is for a CLK500.
It would be good to buy the sensors and they are very inexpensive - like less than five bucks per sensor... when the brakes pads get low, you want the sensor to let u know so...
I have seen a lot of posts regarding porterfield pads also and I plan on purchasing a set to go in combination with my drilled brembo rotors...
http://www.formymercedes.com/porterfield.asp
This is a website where you could purchase the brake pads from - you could also try ebay - I found my rotors on ebay
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TMans, did u change your brake pads? i have the same car and need new brakes....porterfield seems a bit pricy? how long are they supposed to last? I need a cheap fix
