Mercedes-Benz Brake Hoses
Brake Line
Mercedes-Benz
465-420-81-00
Connecting point to left rear wheel brake hose.
$64.00
Brake Line
Mercedes-Benz
123-420-00-29-64
From hydraulic unit to right front wheel 2000 mm. 4.75x0.7x2000 mm. Between hydraulic unit and coupling piece. 4.75X0.7X2000 MM. Between...
$77.00
Brake Line
Mercedes-Benz
212-420-43-26
From master cylinder to hydraulic unitconnector "v".
$50.00
Brake Line
Mercedes-Benz
223-420-31-00
Master cylinder to hydraulic unit connection "HZ2".
$60.00
Brake Line
Mercedes-Benz
465-420-82-00
Connecting point to right rear wheel brake hose.
$64.00
Brake Line
Mercedes-Benz
212-420-40-26
From master cylinder to hydraulic unitconnector "h".
$62.00
Brake Line
Mercedes-Benz
465-420-04-01
From hydraulic unit to right rear wheel connecting point.
$64.00
Brake Line
Mercedes-Benz
206-420-34-00
Brake line, master cylinder/hydraulic unit, front. Master cylinder to hydraulic unit connection "HZ1".
$27.00
Brake Line
Mercedes-Benz
465-420-79-00
From hydraulic unit to right front wheel connecting point.
$64.00
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All About Mercedes-Benz Brake Hoses
You'd have a mighty tough time stopping your Mercedes-Benz vehicle if it weren't for help from the hoses in its brakes. As part of either a drum or disc systems, they work with the brake lines to move hydraulic brake fluid from the master brake cylinder to either your brake calipers or wheel cylinders. That fluid then builds pressure, causing the brakes to slow -- and eventually stop -- the rotation of your wheels.
Brake hoses are typically made of either rubber or stainless steel, and they're generally more flexible than brake lines, so they're less likely to break when you hit bumps in the road or make a sharp turn. There's a key difference between these types, though: rubber brake hoses are designed to withstand a range of temperatures and pressure levels, while stainless steel brake hoses are often much more durable.
Signs of Faulty Brake Hoses in a Mercedes-Benz
Even the best brake hoses can go bad over time, putting your safety at risk. Symptoms of trouble with them include:
- A brake pedal that feels unusually soft underfoot
- The brakes stopping working
- Cracks, tears, or bulges
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