
Mercedes-Benz Convertible Pump Replacement
In this step-by-step guide, you will find instructions on how to replace the convertible pump on Mercedes-Benz soft-top and hard-top convertibles s
In this article, you will find information about Mercedes-Benz brake fluid.
The best brake fluid for your Mercedes-Benz brake system is printed on the cap of the brake fluid reservoir. Most likely is going to be DOT 4+ Brake Fluid.
If your Mercedes-Benz requires DOT 4+ brake fluid, do not use brake fluid from the auto parts store that says DOT 3, 4, 5, or 5.1.
DOT 4+ specifications are similar to DOT 4 brake fluid, but with a higher boiling point to prevent brake fluid from vaporizing locks at high temperatures.
Most models, including the E, C, S, CLS, ML, GL, or R Class, recommended Mercedes-Benz brake fluid, which is DOT 4 plus.
Mercedes brake fluid is sold at Mercedes-Benz dealerships or online.
Do not use DOT 5 brake fluid on Mercedes vehicles that require DOT 4+ brake fluid.
The wet boiling point for Mercedes brake fluid DOT 4+ is 356 degrees F or 180 degrees C.
Have you used different brake fluid on your Mercedes-Benz brake system? Did you notice any performance or system degradation?
By YOUCANIC Automotive Experts Published on: Tuesday, June 12, 2018. |