Video Overview
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Unscrew the 2 caliper bolts with a 13 ratchet. Remember to release the handbrake.
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Remember to disconnect the pad wear indicator
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Lift the caliper and tie it to the shock absorber with a wire to keep your hands free.
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Push the piston back to the stop (using the piston pusher )
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Remove the 2 old pads and check the correspondence with the new ones.
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Unscrew the 4 hub screws using the ratchet and a 17 socket.
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Remove the 2 caliper bracket bolts with the Allen key
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Remove the caliper bracket
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Unscrew the 2 disk screws using a 12 mm Allen key.
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Remove your disk
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Check the correspondence between the new and old disc (use clean gloves)
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Clean the brake disc with brake cleaner and a clean cloth
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Clean the hubs using a brush
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Clean the caliper bracket using a brush and cloth
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Tighten the 2 caliper support bolts
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Tighten the 4 hub bolts
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Check the correspondence between the old and new brake pads
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Replace the 2 pads
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Always the linings facing the disc
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Unhook the stirrup from the wire
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Tighten the 2 caliper bolts using your 13 ratchet and your 17 wrench.
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Press the piston while pressing your brake pedal until it becomes hard.
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Check the brake fluid level
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