Common Failures of MG 10013535 Brake shield for MG6/MG550
- Corrosion Damage: Brake shield OE 10013535 on MG6 and MG550 often corrodes, especially in humid areas. This reduces its protection effect.
- Loose Installation: Some owners of MG6 and MG550 find the brake shield with OE 10013535 gets loose over time, which may cause abnormal noise during driving.
Maintenance Tips of MG 10013535 Brake shield for MG6/MG550
- Firstly, when installing the MG Brake shield (OE# 10013535) on MG6 or MG550 models, ensure the brake caliper is clean. Dirt can cause uneven fit.
- Secondly, check the shield for any deformities before installation. A bent brake shield may not provide proper protection.
- Thirdly, align the brake shield precisely with the wheel hub. Incorrect alignment can lead to rattling noises.
- Next, use the correct size of bolts for fastening. Loose bolts can make the brake shield fall off during driving.
- Finally, after installation, test the brakes to ensure the shield doesn't interfere with the braking system.
Warning: Do not overtighten the bolts when installing the MG Brake shield (OE# 10013535) on MG6 or MG550. Overtightening can damage the shield or the wheel hub.