2011-2019 Mercedes-Benz GLE350 - Front Brake Pads & Rotor Replacement

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www.youcanic.com/forum/ The front brake pads and rotor are essential components of the braking system in the 2011-2019 Mercedes-Benz GLE350, and regular replacement is necessary to ensure optimal braking performance and safety. This detailed RUclips video provides a step-by-step guide on replacing the front brake pads and rotor on the GLE350, including tips on identifying the brake components and the tools required for the job. The video also highlights important safety considerations and provides valuable insights into the brake replacement process. Overall, this video is a comprehensive and informative resource for GLE350 owners who want to perform front brake pad and rotor replacement themselves, saving time and money while ensuring their vehicle's brakes are in top condition.
How to replace front brake pads and rotors
on Mercedes-Benz GLE350 2011-2019. M-Class/GLE (W166)
model years 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019.
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[@Jongwoo1999]

Thanks for instruction, I am watching this video in korea in 2023

[@981porsche3]

I found that getting the set screw out was a lot easier once I had the caliper off. I also used a little bit on anti-seize on it to make it easier to get off in the future. Only the set screw though! Don’t use anti-seize on any of the other bolts!

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[@seanvo7130]

TY for a great video!

[@mallen6695]

Great video, thanks! Simple enough. What is that tool used to push back the pad before removing it?

[@YOUCANIC]

Thanks for your positive feedback! The tool you're asking about is typically known as a brake caliper piston compressor. This tool is used to push the piston back into the caliper to create enough space for the new brake pad.
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[@algarveworks1931]

Forgot to put the caliper bolt covers

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[@waltercooper2674]

Do the same guy have demonstration for the rear brake job ?

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[@charlesperez6740]

What size rotor did you use? 330 or 350?

[@bruitswave]

モデルによって違うようです。
ブレンボの公式サイトに、型式を入力したら適切なサイズが確認できますよ。

[@bobmiller2921]

Looks like you had plenty of material left on the rotors, why not just take them to have them machined down?

[@christhefirst]

at 5:20 he says the rotor is being reused