How to perfectly solve the abnormal noise of Mercedes-Benz E brake?

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StIsabel
07/30/25 9:17am
Mercedes-Benz E brake has abnormal noise, which can be solved according to the specific situation. Brake pad failure: The abnormal noise of the brake pad is generally caused by the wear of the brake pad scraping the disc. In this case, only the brake pad needs to be replaced; Or it is caused by the aging of the brake pad surface or sharp edges. In this case, only the surface and edges of the brake pad need to be polished to solve the problem. Brake disc deformation: The abnormal noise is caused by the brake pad being rubbed when the car swings from side to side while driving. Grinding the brake disc to repair the failure can solve the problem. Or the rust on the surface of the brake disc, when the brake pad scrapes the rust on the surface of the brake disc, the noise will automatically disappear after a few minutes of driving, because the rust spots are worn off when braking.
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