55AMGsuperchare
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This is for anyone who is thinking of changing their brake disks/pads on a car with SBC
I was recently doing a search on here on how to change and bleed my brakes on a cls55 but everyone was saying you would need a star system to do it properly.
I managed to find some tools that done the job without the expensive star system listed below.
Normally you can not change the pads or disk yourself, as you would need to deactivate the SBC system. However if like me you like to do your own work, then read on.
You will need the following to do the job:
Sealey VS820 Brake & Clutch Bleeding System (or any other pressure bleeder)
Foxwell NT630 Pro (diagnostics Machine) this will deactivate the system.
Heavy duty battery charger (in the bleeding process you will need to keep your battery alive)
If you have changed brakes before, then with the above tools, you will have no problems.
The foxwell NT630 will deactivate the SBC system for you allowing you to change the discs and pads as usual.
It will also allow you to bleed the system if it is required. It will provide you with step by step instruction to follow.
Note!! you will definitely need a to have a battery charger hooked up as your battery will die in the bleeding process.
This isn't a 'how to' but it does provide the information for the correct tools for the job, if you want to do it yourself.
I was recently doing a search on here on how to change and bleed my brakes on a cls55 but everyone was saying you would need a star system to do it properly.
I managed to find some tools that done the job without the expensive star system listed below.
Normally you can not change the pads or disk yourself, as you would need to deactivate the SBC system. However if like me you like to do your own work, then read on.
You will need the following to do the job:
Sealey VS820 Brake & Clutch Bleeding System (or any other pressure bleeder)
Foxwell NT630 Pro (diagnostics Machine) this will deactivate the system.
Heavy duty battery charger (in the bleeding process you will need to keep your battery alive)
If you have changed brakes before, then with the above tools, you will have no problems.
The foxwell NT630 will deactivate the SBC system for you allowing you to change the discs and pads as usual.
It will also allow you to bleed the system if it is required. It will provide you with step by step instruction to follow.
Note!! you will definitely need a to have a battery charger hooked up as your battery will die in the bleeding process.
This isn't a 'how to' but it does provide the information for the correct tools for the job, if you want to do it yourself.