Thank you for your comment! We highly recommend that you contact our Customer Support agents and you will get an advice on which car pats you need to obtain. We look forward to hearing from you! Best regards, Autodoc!
autodoc.co.uk man I guess this stuff doesn’t ship to US is there an alternative? Cause I bought the copper paste for the bolts, and the Liqui Molly but I just need the spray
Thank you for request! We have used the following lubricants in this video: www.autodoc.co.uk/liqui-moly/9678170 - Copper Grease ; www.autodoc.co.uk/bosch/744219 - Universal Lubricant ; www.autodoc.co.uk/liqui-moly/9660891 - Threadlocker Best Regards, Autodoc Team
@@autodocuk i can't because everything in this book is all in german language 😂😂😂, someone bought it years ago from germany and gave it to us in 2002 so the language is completely on german
Safety glasses on please when using compressed air tools! Excellent video overall though. I watched it before I did the re-bedded the pads on a '94 reg C220.
You're welcome Autodoc! Do you know which brakes manufacturers supply Merc Benz and VW factories OE? I know Mann supply the OE filters, I'm merely curious about who's pads and discs they both use.
@@johndee540 Thank you for your feedback ! Unfortunately, it's hard enough to answer your question. We recommend that you contact our Support Team , and our managers will try to help you. Best regards, Autodoc.
The solid disc is from merc 190 and it's cheaper, I'm unsure if early models of w202 still mounted the old discs, but when you search for car parts compatible with w202 chassis they suggest them along with the vented ones you see in the vid, so it might be.
Very poor lighting makes it difficult to see exactly which bolts are being removed. I stopped half way and chose another tutorial. Commentary would be nice.
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