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What Causes the Brake Noise in Mercedes-Benz GLC?

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VonBeckett

07/25/25 1:35pm

The causes of brake noise in Mercedes-Benz GLC are: 1. Noise from the ABS braking system; 2. Foreign objects in the braking system; 3. Excessive wear of the brake pads. The solutions are: 1. Park for a long time in neutral gear; 2. Pay attention to the cleanliness of vehicle components; 3. Change the brake fluid frequently. The Mercedes-Benz GLC is positioned as a mid-size SUV, with body dimensions of 4764mm in length, 1898mm in width, and 1642mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2973mm. In terms of appearance, the Mercedes-Benz GLC features a front grille with either single or double horizontal slats, geometric multi-beam LED technology flame-style headlights, and a full-width bumper design below, enhancing its aesthetic appeal.

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GemmaLee

08/11/25 8:48pm

My Mercedes-Benz GLC started making screeching brake noises after just over 20,000 kilometers, especially noticeable during slow-speed stops. The dealership inspection revealed that the OEM brake pads have high metal content, causing friction noise with the rotors. The technician reduced the noise significantly by smoothing the edges of the brake pads and applying lubricant to the caliper slide pins. I'd suggest you first check your brake pad thickness - replacement is recommended if it's below 3mm. If you notice grooves on the rotors, those might be hard spots worn by the pads, requiring resurfacing. Don't ignore it, as abnormal noises indicate unusual wear in the braking system.

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