Mercedes 450SEL Brake Caliper Parts

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Also may need 1264280335 hose. For models with ATE rear calipers, if not, must replace in pairs to match pads and performance. 1 per car.
1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980 Mercedes 450SEL
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$405.99
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$422.91
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$420.00
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Also may need 1264280335 hose. For models with ATE rear calipers, if not, must replace in pairs to match pads and performance. 1 per car.
1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980 Mercedes 450SEL
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$385.99
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$402.07
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$588.00

Based on industry averages you can expect to pay between $385.99 and $405.99 for a Mercedes 450SEL brake caliper.

How Do I Know If My Mercedes 450SEL Brake Caliper Needs Replacing?

Notice how the pedal feels when you press it—does it dip lower than usual or feel soft? If so, something could be wrong with your Mercedes 450SEL brake caliper. Glance at your brake pads while you’re there. If one pad looks worn much thinner than its neighbor, chances are the caliper isn’t squeezing right. Sometimes you hear metal grinding or a squeal that wasn't there before. You may spot a leak near the wheel, thin streaks of brake fluid you hadn’t noticed. A car pulling left or right under braking means uneven pressure, another clue that points back to the caliper. These issues can creep up quietly, but fixing a bad caliper at the first sign of trouble helps avoid more costly repairs—and gets you back on the road with peace of mind.

What Are The Symptoms Of A Sticking Mercedes 450SEL Brake Caliper?

A sticking Mercedes 450SEL brake caliper makes itself known in odd ways. Your car starts drifting off-center when you hit the brakes, stubbornly pulling left or right. Sometimes, you touch the rim and feel a strange heat, much warmer than the others. That warmth often comes with a sharp, chemical odor—burnt brakes. Stopping the car calls for more pedal effort, and you notice it’s harder to slow down. Drive a tank of fuel and suddenly you’re burning more gas even though the routes are the same; dragging brakes sap efficiency. Any hint that the caliper won’t let go should have you checking the brakes right away, since there’s no time to waste when safety’s on the line.

How Do I Bleed The Mercedes 450SEL Brake Caliper?

Get the car on solid ground and make sure you have what you need: clear tubing, a small container, brake fluid, and a friend to lend a foot on the pedal. Take off the wheel to reach the Mercedes 450SEL brake caliper. Fit the tubing over the bleeder screw and run the other end into your container. Have your helper press the brake while you crack open the screw—a mix of fluid and air will rush out. Once the pedal reaches the floor, tighten the screw before your friend lifts their foot. Repeat the cycle until the fluid runs free of bubbles and clear as new. Keep an eye on the master cylinder, so the level never dips below the minimum. This routine helps your brakes come alive with a pedal that's firm and ready.

Can I Rebuild Or Repair My Mercedes 450SEL Brake Caliper Instead Of Replacing It?

If the housing is still solid and free of deep rust, rebuilding a Mercedes 450SEL brake caliper is possible. Most kits include seals, boots, even a piston if yours needs it. Start by scrubbing every part—dirt or corrosion has no place here. Replace the worn pieces with fresh rubber and metal from the kit. Lube the right spots and put it all back. But if you see deep pits or rough spots along the bore, it’s safer to choose a new caliper. Some folks like to rebuild for the satisfaction and price, but what matters most is the brake’s reliability when you hit the road again.

What Type Of Brake Fluid Should I Use For My Mercedes 450SEL Brake Caliper?

DOT 4 brake fluid fits the Mercedes 450SEL brake caliper best. Check your manual or the reservoir cap if unsure, but DOT 4 works well under heat and load, and fights off rust from inside the system. Always use unopened, clean fluid from a trusted brand, not leftovers from the shelf. Never pour DOT 3 or DOT 5 into a system meant for DOT 4, unless you fully flush the lines first. Sticking with the right fluid guards your calipers and master cylinder, and keeps your stopping power consistent every time you hit the pedal.

Why Choose AutohausAZ For Your Mercedes 450SEL Brake Caliper?

When you shop with us at AutohausAZ for your Mercedes 450SEL brake caliper, you’re tapping into a smarter way to keep your car in top shape without spending a fortune. We believe high quality shouldn’t come at a high price, so we keep our parts heavily discounted—making it much easier for you to get your Mercedes back on the road while saving money for other things you enjoy. Our team works hard to bring you fast shipping, so you’re not left waiting for days or weeks to get the part you need. We know how important it is to get your car fixed and back in action, so we ship out orders quickly and efficiently. Shopping with us is simple and stress-free, too—if you ever need to make a return, our process is easy and customer-friendly. We want our customers to feel both valued and supported through every step of the purchase, which is why we keep things straightforward from start to finish. When it’s time to replace your Mercedes 450SEL brake caliper, you can trust us to deliver exactly what you need, when you need it, at a price that makes sense. That’s how we make your auto parts shopping experience easier, more affordable, and friendly every time.