2025-07-01
Brake Pad Kit - Rear - Mando (Remove and Replace)
Correction Code 33010812 Correction Code for LH and RH pair: 33011402
- 2023-03-28: Removed faulty image.
- 2023-08-16: Updated EPB Service Mode routine.
Warning
If the vehicle has air
suspension, activate "Jack" mode on the touchscreen before raising and
supporting the vehicle.
Note
Model S base vehicles built after 16 Nov 2016, have Mando rear integrated parking brake calipers. These use 1 caliper instead of the 2, as is standard on older vehicles.
Note
For replacing brake calipers on Model S base vehicles built before 16 Nov 2016, or any Model S performance vehicle, replace the Brembo calipers (refer to procedure).
Special tools recommended for this procedure:
Part Number | Description |
1082171-00-A | S-hook |
1115240-00-A | Brush, Disc Brake Caliper |
1109954-00-A | Caliper Spreader Kit |
1085936-00-A | E18 Torx Socket |
Note
For detailed brake specifications, see
Brakes.
Removal
- Connect a laptop to the diagnostic port of the vehicle, and then use Toolbox 3 to locally connect to the vehicle. See Toolbox 3 (Connect and Disconnect).
- Unlock the vehicle gateway for diagnostic communication. See Gateway Unlock.
- Remove the rear underhood apron (refer to procedure).
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Remove the brake fluid reservoir cap and place an absorbent material around the opening of the reservoir.
NotePlace suitable absorbent material around the affected area to absorb any possible fluid spillage.CAUTIONIf brake fluid is spilled on a painted surface, wash off immediately with clean water.
- Remove the rear wheel. See Wheel Assembly (Remove and Install).
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Using Toolbox 3:
- Disconnect the harness from the caliper motor.
- Remove the bolts (x2) that attach the caliper to the mounting bracket (torque 26 Nm).
- Remove the calipers, and use S-hooks to support them.
- Remove the bolt (x1) that attaches the name plate to the caliper (torque 9 Nm).
- Remove the brake pads and shims from the bracket.
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Remove the brake fluid reservoir cap.
CAUTIONClean the surrounding area prior to removing the component.NotePlace suitable absorbent material around the affected area to absorb any possible fluid spillage.
- Use the caliper spreader kit or similar tool to gently push the pistons back into the caliper.
Installation
Note
Clean the affected areas before
installation.
- Use needle-nose pliers to ensure that the slots in the rear brake caliper piston face are at the 12 o'clock and 6 o'clock.
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Thoroughly clean the caliper pad
slides and abutments with a disc brake caliper brush (tool part number 1115240-00-A) and
brake cleaner.
CAUTIONIf there is rust or pitting on the caliper that cannot be removed with a hand brush, replace the caliper Brake Caliper - Front - LH (Remove and Replace).
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Apply an even layer of Silaramic
lubricant (1063021-00-A) to the caliper pad slides and between the shim and the backing
plate. Remove any excess lubricant.
CAUTIONEnsure that the brake pads move freely.CAUTIONDo not apply lubricant to any component other those than mentioned above. Do not use copper paste. Only use Silaramic lubricant.
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Pump the brake pedal at least 5 times
to seat the pads against the brake rotors.
WarningAlways check that the brake pads are seated correctly before driving the vehicle.
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Top off the brake fluid level as
required.
CAUTIONIf brake fluid is spilled on a painted surface, wash off immediately with clean water.
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Burnish the brakes. See Brake Pads - Burnishing.
NoteDuring vehicle driving, make sure that proper brake pedal feel and performance is achieved.NoteAdd the correction code for brake pad burnishing 33013000 as a separate activity to the Service Visit.