How to Replace the Brake Pads?

Raise the vehicle and support it securely. Remove the wheels and caliper retaining clips. Carefully slide the caliper off the disc and use a caliper hanging device. Remove the brake pads and check the caliper for leaks. Press the caliper piston into the caliper and lubricate all sliding surfaces. Place the outboard pad in the caliper and bend the flanges for a tight fit. Slowly slide the caliper into position and attach the anti-rattle springs. Tighten the caliper retaining bolts and pump the brake pedal until firm pressure is felt. Refill the master cylinder reservoir and test drive the vehicle.

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Q: How to Replace the Brake Pads?
A: Raise the vehicle and support it securely. Remove the wheels and caliper retaining clips. Carefully slide the caliper off the disc and use a caliper hanging device. Remove the brake pads and check the caliper for leaks. Press the caliper piston into the caliper and lubricate all sliding surfaces. Place the outboard pad in the caliper and bend the flanges for a tight fit. Slowly slide the caliper into position and attach the anti-rattle springs. Tighten the caliper retaining bolts and pump the brake pedal until firm pressure is felt. Refill the master cylinder reservoir and test drive the vehicle.

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