HOW TO INSTALL FRONT AND REAR BRAKE PADS & BRAKE ROTORS. FOR 2005-2007 MERCEDES Supercharged C230

So You have a Mercedes years between 2005-2007 C230 1.8L Supercharged Sport Sedan and need brakes. This video will help the DIY community, You will save money doing it yourselves.
this 30 min long vid will help you.#MIC #DIY #Mercedes

[@BrotherZlox7]

Thanks you this was very informative.

[@raymondr7769]

Great video! Sometimes I use an upside down bucket or a spare jack stand to hold the calipers off to the side if I can’t find a good spot for the bungee chord.

[@mylalito72]

Thank you very much for your help I save $120 bucks for the labor

[@MIC-LS]

Thank you for the comment, this is my goal to help.

[@duvasio4204]

Good video but you missed a key point that will make you go back and check your work.

[@Texas183six]

You the man !!! Where did you get the parts from ?

[@MIC-LS]

Parts were all from Ebay.

[@dv287]

Good video I’m fixing to change the brakes on my GF’s car funny thing is hers is the same color lol

[@MIC-LS]

Lol, should be easy for you.

[@Johny-u6j]

How did you get the rear rotors off? My parking brake is released and they won’t budge

[@MIC-LS]

Clean around the center with a wire brush, to remove rusted rotor housing, mine was waaaayyyy bad I had to use a screwdriver and scratch the build up off. Then use a BFH to tap the rotors off.

[@jerryhardesty9993]

did you forget to bleed them?

[@hmxxstunnaxx]

Dude i did rhe front, but the rear brake pads killed me. I tried 2 different set of pads but they were couple inches taller than the original ones. Did not sit in the caliper right

[@MIC-LS]

I hear you, sometimes companies you order parts from don't send you the right stuff. Just double check the year, sometimes the built date after July would be considered next year's model on some vehicles. When I used sell parts, I encountered date issues.

[@alexthfp9553]

Have you ever had a problem with the bolts breaking off and getting stripped

[@MIC-LS]

No, I guess I'm lucky!

[@Uskdr97]

Do you HAVE to change the rotors always?

[@MIC-LS]

No, but the vehicle had reached high mileage, close to 85,000 miles. It was time. I should be good for another 50k to 60 k more miles.