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2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Mercedes CLK55 AMG
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$7.79
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$6.50
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2001, 2002 Mercedes CLK55 AMG
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$15.39
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$37.00
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2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Mercedes CLK55 AMG, CLK550
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2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Mercedes CLK55 AMG
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2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Mercedes CLK55 AMG, CLK550
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The average price of a Mercedes CLK55 brake hose is between $5.29 and $15.39.

What Are Signs That My Mercedes CLK55 Brake Hose Needs Replacement?

With a car like the CLK55, the brake hose flies under the radar but can’t be ignored. Sometimes you press the pedal and it feels odd—soft, or like there’s extra travel before the brakes bite. At times, you might see small cracks, swelling, or dry rot along the rubber—especially if the car sits a lot or handles rough winter roads. Spots of brake fluid near the wheels or a slimy build-up aren’t normal and usually mean a leak. You might catch a sharp smell after driving, or maybe the car pulls to one side when stopping. None of these are good. Give your hoses a good look now and then, especially if you trust your car to get you home in tough weather. If anything looks or feels off, don’t wait around. A tired or cracked hose can go from annoying to dangerous without much warning.

How Often Should The Brake Hose Be Replaced On A Mercedes CLK55?

No calendar reminder pops up for brake hoses. The usual advice is to inspect them every time you’re in there for pads or rotors. Hoses often last past 50,000 miles, and some keep going to 100,000. But your weather and habits play a role. Cold, salt, heavy traffic—these wear hoses out faster. Classic Mercedes owners check their hoses every year once the car turns ten. If you drive hard or want to play it safe, peek at those hoses more often. It’s faster to catch a crack or leak early than get surprised by a failed stoplight on your commute.

What Is Involved In Replacing A Mercedes CLK55 Brake Hose?

First, you lift the car and pop the wheel off. The brake hose lives at the back of the caliper. It’s usually held on by a metal clip and a threaded fitting. You'll need a line wrench so you don’t round off those old fittings. After loosening the old hose, keep a catch pan ready—brake fluid makes a mess. Wipe off the mating surfaces before the new hose threads in. Tighten everything up. Once you’re ready, it’s time to bleed the brakes. Skip this and you’ll have air pockets, which makes for terrible braking. Most DIYers can handle it, but if you’re unsure, call a pro. A clean brake job is safer for everyone on the road.

Are Aftermarket Brake Hoses Reliable For The Mercedes CLK55?

Some drivers stick to factory parts. Others trust well-known aftermarket brands. Good companies make hoses with the right rubber, sometimes even braided steel if you want extra pedal feel and durability. Check for DOT or TUV ratings—those aren’t just sales pitches, they’re about proven safety. Read reviews, compare specs, and call the seller if you have questions. A quality aftermarket hose saves money, but skip the rock-bottom cheap stuff. Make sure you match the exact part number for your CLK55. Sometimes a universal fit isn’t a true fit at all.

What Type Of Brake Fluid Should Be Used With A New Mercedes CLK55 Brake Hose?

Mercedes calls for DOT 4 fluid in the CLK55. It handles heat and keeps seals and hoses from swelling. Don’t mix fluid types—they don’t play well together. If you just changed hoses, flush the old fluid out. Fill with fresh and bleed thoroughly until any old, dirty fluid runs clear. This small step gives your new hoses a fighting chance and protects everything else in the system. If your brake pedal feels nice and firm after, you’ve done it right.

Why Choose AutohausAZ For Your Mercedes CLK55 Brake Hose?

Your Mercedes isn’t just a car—it’s a part of your daily routine or maybe your escape after a long workweek. AutohausAZ understands what it means to keep these cars running right. When you order a CLK55 brake hose from us, you get options: name brands, fast shipping, and a team that knows how these cars tick. Our prices leave more in your wallet for that next road trip, and we don’t make you jump through hoops if you need to return something. We’re here if you get stuck or just want a second opinion, too. Every order gets treated like it matters, because driving safe matters to all of us. Let AutohausAZ handle the parts, so you can keep the focus on the road ahead and enjoy the car you love with peace of mind.