2016 Mercedes C300 Front Brake pad and Rotor Replacement

This is my first youtube video and it demonstrates the front brake pad change of my 2016 Mercedes Benz C300 4matic (2.0L 4cyl). The procedure is the same for 2014 and 2015 models.
In The video you will find -
1. Tools needed
2. Jacking up the car
3. Wearing sensor replacement
4. Front Brake Rotor Replacement
5. Front Brake Pad Replacement

[@jon_or_sumthing]

This is exactly how a video is supposed to be. Professional, informative and concise. Great video. 👍

[@MrBg-yw7gv]

Thanks a lot bro i just did slotted and drilled rotors and pads on my 2016 c300 using your video. It was super easy.

[@vajrasamarasinghe4861]

Much appreciate the feedback bro

[@SaadzC43]

Hi bro, do you have the AMG line or non-AMG line??

[@steven__7009]

@@SaadzC43 they fit the same, does not matter

[@donsturm6366]

👍🏼 Thank you for the nice straight forward video of your experience. Real awesome.

[@bonafidesmooth]

Love your video man. I don't know if I've built up the confidence yet to do this on my c400 but your video sure does make it seem like I can do it lol

[@SaadzC43]

Hi man, love your video and I wanna replace mine c300 non-sport can you please send me the link where you got your rotors please that would be great help thanks.

[@1tapster]

awesome video!!!!

[@zaneyone1]

Using an open-end 17 MM wrench is a good tool to use instead of the vise-grips. I would use the old brake pad to C-Clamp that piston back in. I am not sure if sticking the end of the C-Clamp down the center of the piston like that is good for it. Good video otherwise.

[@user-pv4qx2qv6n]

Hi Do you need to do Brake Fitting Release on the cluster before and after work? Thank you.

[@fu-gee-laa]

Also Thank You

[@fu-gee-laa]

What was the c clamp for ? Like before you put it back on the rotor what were you doing before ? Just asking to be sure so when I do it I don’t miss a step

[@vajrasamarasinghe4861]

The c clamp was to push/compress the piston back so that you can slide it on to the rotor with the brake pads.

[@fu-gee-laa]

@@vajrasamarasinghe4861 Thanks

[@eliasbou-harb9883]

Thanks. Question: Do you need to replace the sensor too or the old sensor would be ok (if you replace the rotor and the pad)? Thanks again.

[@steven__7009]

If the old sensor is damaged or the wire is messed up in any way you should change it however if it is alright you may not need to, they should come with the pads try fcp euro, they also warranty pad and rotors

[@victorbaldwin8729]

I noticed you did release the brake fluid valve before pushing the piston back. That's a good way to ruin your master cylinder man. How is it running now?

[@vajrasamarasinghe4861]

Runs perfect. Never released the valve, or bleed the lines. Just opened the fluid reservoir cap so, pushing the caliper piston back would be easy. Could you point me where in the video ? Maybe i didn't follow

[@carolinabull]

How do you release the brake fluid valve ?

[@vajrasamarasinghe4861]

@@carolinabull hi i didnt remove any valve. Just removed the brake fluid cap on under the hood located on the driver side next to the washer fluid reservoir ( note its covered by the plastic. But its marked ) sorry i think that parts missing in the video

[@carolinabull]

@@vajrasamarasinghe4861 do you have a 4 matic

[@vajrasamarasinghe4861]

@@carolinabull yes

[@ismaelnsengiyumva8552]

How much was the. Parts

[@vajrasamarasinghe4861]

If you get oem parts $300 ish. I think

[@angelaponte-cruz8791]

@@vajrasamarasinghe4861 Where did you buy the parts?