This product includes two vented brake discs designed for the front axle of compatible Mercedes-Be...This product includes two vented brake discs designed for the front axle of compatible Mercedes-Benz vehicles. They feature a coated surface and are made from alloyed/high-carbon material, fulfilling the ECE-R90 norm. The discs have a height of 64.5 mm, an outer diameter of 322 mm, and a thickness of 32 mm. The bolt hole circle diameter is 112 mm, and the centering diameter is 67 mm. They are supplied with bolts/screws and have a perforated rotor style. Cross-references include APEC DS K2616, SDK6559, ATE 24.0132-0100.1, BREMBO 09.A621.31, PAD1593, DELPHI BG9076, BG9076C, BG9076C18B1, BG9076C19B1, FERODO DDF1694, DDF. Please use the make model tool to check fitment for your specific vehicle. If unsure, contact us.
This guide provides essential information for Mercedes-Benz owners using the Bosch 0986479408 brake discs. These vented brake discs enhance braking performance, offering improved stopping power and safety. Note that professional installation is highly recommended to ensure proper fit and function.
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Model Part Number
0986479408
Brand
Bosch
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FAQs
Are these brake discs suitable for all Mercedes-Benz models?
No, they are designed for specific models. Verify compatibility using the make/model tool or contact a professional.
Do I need any special tools for installation?
You will need standard tools for brake service, including a torque wrench. Professional installation is recommended, as this requires tools and expertise.
What is the lifespan of these brake discs?
Lifespan depends on driving conditions and usage. Regular inspection and maintenance will help extend the life of the discs.
Can I install these brake discs myself?
Professional installation is recommended to ensure proper fit and function. Incorrect installation can affect braking performance and safety.
What is the purpose of the coating on the discs?
The coating provides enhanced corrosion resistance, extending the life of the brake discs.
What should I do if the brakes make noise after installation?
Ensure the break-in procedure was followed, and check for any contamination. If the noise persists, consult a qualified mechanic.
Where can I find cross-references for these brake discs?
Cross-references include APEC DS K2616, SDK6559, ATE 24.0132-0100.1, BREMBO 09.A621.31, PAD1593, DELPHI BG9076, BG9076C, BG9076C18B1, BG9076C19B1, FERODO DDF1694, DDF. Check with a professional for confirmation.
Troubleshooting
Brakes feel spongy or soft.
Check for air in the brake lines. Bleed the brakes to remove air and ensure proper hydraulic pressure.
Excessive noise or squealing.
Inspect the brake pads and discs for wear or contamination. Ensure proper installation and break-in procedure. Consider replacing the brake pads or rotors if necessary.
Vehicle pulls to one side during braking.
Inspect brake components for uneven wear or damage. Check the brake calipers and ensure proper function. Ensure tires have the correct pressure and that the alignment is correct.
Premature wear.
Check the brake pads and discs for even wear. Address any issues with the braking system, and adjust driving habits if necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Improved braking performance and safety.
Enhanced durability due to the coated surface and alloyed material.
Complies with ECE-R90 safety standards.
Includes necessary hardware for installation.
Effective heat dissipation due to the vented and perforated design.
Designed specifically for compatibility with Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
Cons
Requires professional installation for optimal performance and safety.
Compatibility limited to specific Mercedes-Benz models.
May require additional components or tools depending on the vehicle's condition.
Proper break-in procedure is essential for optimal performance.
Potential for increased noise if not installed correctly.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Confirm that the Bosch 0986479408 brake discs are compatible with your Mercedes-Benz vehicle using the make/model tool or by contacting a qualified technician.
Installation: Professional installation is strongly recommended. Improper installation can compromise braking performance and safety. Follow the vehicle manufacturer's instructions and use the correct tools.
Hardware: The discs come with the necessary bolts/screws; ensure all hardware is correctly installed and torqued to the manufacturer's specifications.
Break-In: After installation, perform the recommended break-in procedure to ensure optimal performance. This typically involves several gentle braking applications to seat the pads properly.
Inspection: Regularly inspect the brake discs for wear, damage, and corrosion. Check the brake pads and replace them when necessary.
Cleaning: Clean the discs with a suitable brake cleaner during installation or maintenance. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or tools.
Storage: Store any unused brake discs in a clean, dry environment to prevent corrosion.