Mercedes-Benz Caliper Parts
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Parts Kit, Brake Caliper
Mercedes-Benz
001-420-37-83-64
On the left,without covering with two retaining pins. Left,less lining C43 AMG. Left,less lining e50 amg. Left,less lining teves.
$318.00
Disc Brake Caliper Pin
Mercedes-Benz
447-423-00-63
Incl.Guide Pin Boot,Bushing,Cover.
$132.00
Disc Brake Caliper Pin
Mercedes-Benz
9104214800
Incl.Guide Pin Boot,Bushing. Awd. To 11/30/2020. This item is non-returnable.
$69.00
Parts Kit, Brake Caliper
Mercedes-Benz
163-420-09-83
Parts kit with two retaining pins.
$33.50
Parts Kit, Brake Caliper
Mercedes-Benz
002-420-23-83
Left parts kit. Left, without lining only for vin a282194 valid. Left front.
$458.00
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Mercedes-Benz Brake Calipers FAQ
The brake calipers are among the most important parts in the disc brake system in your Mercedes-Benz vehicle. In simple terms, the calipers clamp onto your brake rotors. That creates friction -- or resistance -- that slows the rotation of your wheels. How brake calipers do that is more complex, though.
How Do the Brake Calipers in a Mercedes-Benz Work?
When you step on the brake pedal, the master brake cylinder responds by sending hydraulic brake fluid to pistons in the calipers. The building pressure forces the calipers to close brake pads onto the rotors. The pads protect against damage from metal-on-metal contact, and also help to disperse some of the heat generated by the act of braking.
What are the Signs of Failing Brake Calipers?
Even the best calipers can go bad, especially if the heat isn't properly dissipated. That can lead to seals decaying, which allows contaminants to collect in the calipers. Symptoms of trouble include:
- Grinding or squealing noises when you brake
- Your vehicle pulling to one side when you brake
- The brakes feeling spongy
- Feeling like you have to "pump" the brakes to get them to work right
- Dashboard brake warning lights coming on
In any case, inspect and, if needed, replace the calipers. Not sure what the actual problem is, or what to do about it? You're welcome to contact a Mercedes-Benz dealer to schedule a service appointment.
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