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Brakes seem to last a long long time. I was, of course, away
from home when my brakes totally ware out to the point that
the shoe was rubbing against the rotor. So I replaced them all,
but the calipers.
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1. Front Brakes
2. Rear Brakes
3. Rotors
4. Brake Fluid
5. Brake Grease
6. Brake Sensors
7. Brake Pump
Just a side note, I though this was cool. I said I replaced
my rotors, and my friend had to on his POS 1997 Chevy Malibu,
my cost ~$12.50 each, his cost $97.00 each... And he has to
replace them all the time. Who says old Mercedes cost a fortune
to maintain?!
1. Replacing your brake pads
(& Sensors)
2. Replacing your rotors Front
/ Rear
3. Parking Brake:(AKA Emergency)
Brake
>> Adjusting
4. Replacing your calipers
5. Master Brake Cylinder
6. Bleeding your brakes
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