Introduction
First of all, secure the vehicle on candles
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Using the ratchet with the socket, pivot the handbrake cable lever, then, using the multi-grip pliers, remove the cable from the lever
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Using a small flat-blade screwdriver, pull the handbrake cable out of its housing.
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Using the 13 mm flat wrench and the ratchet wrench, loosen the 2 caliper screws, starting with the bottom one.
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Lift the caliper and remove it
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Remove the brake pads
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Using the flat screwdriver remove the litters
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Using the ratchet and the torx socket unscrew the 2 screws of the caliper support, starting with the bottom one
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Remove the caliper bracket
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Remove the brake disc
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Compare the diameters of the discs, and the presence of the ABS magnetic ring
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Compare brake pad sizes and shapes
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With the help of brake cleaner and a wire brush, clean the brake caliper bracket
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Clean the hub axle and the grease
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Install the new disk
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Position and hand tighten the hub nut
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With the help of the torque wrench tighten the hub nut, with a force of 150Nm
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Using the hammer and a small chisel, tap the edge of the nut to create a notch.
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Place the new nut cover, and using the hammer, tap gently all around
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Install the bearings. Use the multi-grip pliers to tighten them correctly.
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Position the caliper support and place the 2 screws starting with the top one
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Tighten the screws using the ratchet and the T40 torx socket
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Install the new brake pads
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Replace the caliper and tighten the caliper screws using the 13mm open-end wrench and ratchet, starting with the top one.
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Insert the end of the handbrake cable into its housing and pull on it to clip it
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Using the ratchet with the socket, pivot the handbrake cable lever so that the end of the cable returns to its housing.
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Press the brake pedal several times to put the piston back in place.
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5 Comments
Hello, are you sure about the tightening torque of the rear hub? On my documentation I have 300N.m and not 150N.m
Not tested yet, but the Technical Review mentions an obligation to switch to the Diagnostic case to reprogram the electric handbrake after this operation. So be careful...
I am surprised to see a manual handbrake on a 5008. Normally 5008s have an electric brake?
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