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Okay i have service manual but all i want to do is remove and replace fnt and rear brake pads. What is the easy way with out dismantling car? A step by step would be appreciated
Okay i have service manual but all i want to do is remove and replace fnt and rear brake pads. What is the easy way with out dismantling car? A step by step would be appreciated
Jack up place on stands, pull wheels remove the 2 smaller bolts lift off caliper compress piston in caliper remove old pads clean up area and lube contact points reassemble.
Now this is like brushing your teeth without paste, you really should pull the rotors and cut or replace them because any grooves or ugly will transfer to your new pads and possibly create pull or odd Ware
Doing it right only take 2 more large bolts and a trip to the parts store or machine shop
Last edited by s carter; Jul 16, 2025 at 01:03 PM.
"Quick pad change"... I hope it worked out that way for you, I truly do. I went to do a "quick fluid change" this past weekend, which was spoiled by an impossibly stuck bleed screw on the very first corner. Then I found uneven wear on that inner brake pad. Then I saw how bad the rubber lines all looked. Corvette Central must love me today.
But hey, I haven't had a chance to rebuild calipers for a while, so it's a good thing. Right? Just taking care of "surprises" in advance.