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Front calipers
Have a 1985 300SD. Need to buy new front calipers and the parts house needs to know if they are ATE or Bendix style.Is there a way to tell them apart?I dont see any numbers or anything on them.
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With your VIN number, your dealer can probably tell you what you have.
Probablay won't be any more expensive, either.
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If you are replacing both, it doesn't matter. They are interchangable. I would just make sure both sides are the same.
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Thanks for the infomation.
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I find that ATE's have better pad clips, making them a bit quieter.
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It's hard to make it out in this picture, but this one is an ATE rear. Bendix should be the same way. I think like Matt said, if you replace both sides with the same you'll be OK. As long as left and right front are the same, you should be allright.
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i have mixed them many times with no ill effect.
if i were a shop though i would probably only change pairs. for liability sake. although a new bendix on one side and an ate on the other should be fine as far as that goes. tom w
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