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Changing the front brake discs and pads on Ford Kuga II

Written By: dlychar (and 2 other contributors)
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14

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  1. Loosen the wheel nuts Raise the vehicle and place it on jack stands Turn the disc to access the screw more easily

    • Loosen the wheel nuts

    • Raise the vehicle and place it on jack stands

    • Turn the disc to access the screw more easily

    Edit

  2. Open the brake fluid reservoir bottle

    • Open the brake fluid reservoir bottle

    • Push the piston back using a flat screwdriver

    Edit

  3. Remove the retaining clip Remove the retaining clip

    • Remove the retaining clip

    Edit

  4. Remove the covers Unscrew the caliper screws using the 7 mm Allen key. Unscrew the caliper screws using the 7 mm Allen key.

    • Remove the covers

    • Unscrew the caliper screws using the 7 mm Allen key.

    Edit

  5. Disassemble the caliper Disassemble the caliper

    • Disassemble the caliper

    Edit

  6. Remove the old brake pads Remove the old brake pads

    • Remove the old brake pads

    Edit

  7. Using the ratchet and the 18 socket, remove the two screws from the yoke. Disassemble the screed Disassemble the screed

    • Using the ratchet and the 18 socket, remove the two screws from the yoke.

    • Disassemble the screed

    Edit

  8. Remove the disc using a hammer Remove the disc using a hammer

    • Remove the disc using a hammer

    Edit

  9. Check that the discs and pads match Check that the discs and pads match

    • Check that the discs and pads match

    Edit

  10. Mount the new disk Mount the new disk

    • Mount the new disk

    Edit

  11. Reassemble the screed Screw in the two 16 mm screws Screw in the two 16 mm screws

    • Reassemble the screed

    • Screw in the two 16 mm screws

    Edit

  12. Install the new pads Install the new pads Install the new pads

    • Install the new pads

    Edit

  13. Reassemble the stirrup Tighten the two 7 mm BTR screws Tighten the two 7 mm BTR screws

    • Reassemble the stirrup

    • Tighten the two 7 mm BTR screws

    Edit

  14. Put the clip back Reassemble the wheel Tighten it to the manufacturer's torque

    • Put the clip back

    • Reassemble the wheel

    • Tighten it to the manufacturer's torque

    • Pump the brake pedal several times to reset the piston.

    • Check the brake fluid level which should be between the minimum and maximum and close the cap

    Edit
Conclusion

It is necessary to run in the front brakes for 500 km.

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Thank you!! Well explained and complete tutorial

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