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In this tutorial you will find how to change your brake discs and pads step by step Fiat Stilo1 jtd 115 CV

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  1. Position the jack on the anchor point recommended by the manufacturer and raise the car Place the candle under the cradle next to the triangle and place the car on the candle Place the candle under the cradle next to the triangle and place the car on the candle
    • Position the jack on the anchor point recommended by the manufacturer and raise the car

    • Place the candle under the cradle next to the triangle and place the car on the candle

  2. Unscrew the 4 wheel bolts Remove the wheel
    • Unscrew the 4 wheel bolts

    • Remove the wheel

  3. Securing the vehicle: removing and refitting the wheel Loosen using the 12 key and remove the 2 screws from the disc
  4. Loosen the two caliper screws Remove the two screws Remove the two screws
    • Loosen the two caliper screws

    • Remove the two screws

  5. Remove the caliper Attach the caliper with a rope to the suspension so that the brake hose is not damaged. Attach the caliper with a rope to the suspension so that the brake hose is not damaged.
    • Remove the caliper

    • Attach the caliper with a rope to the suspension so that the brake hose is not damaged.

  6. Remove the 2 brake pads Remove the 2 brake pads
    • Remove the 2 brake pads

  7. Using the ratchet and the 18 socket, loosen and remove the 2 screws from the caliper support. Using the ratchet and the 18 socket, loosen and remove the 2 screws from the caliper support. Using the ratchet and the 18 socket, loosen and remove the 2 screws from the caliper support.
    • Using the ratchet and the 18 socket, loosen and remove the 2 screws from the caliper support.

  8. Remove the 2 screws holding the caliper bracket Remove the support from its location Remove the support from its location
    • Remove the 2 screws holding the caliper bracket

    • Remove the support from its location

  9. Unscrew and remove the 2 screws holding the disc Perform a few light hammer blows in front of and behind the disc if it does not come out easily. Remove the brake disc
    • Unscrew and remove the 2 screws holding the disc

    • Perform a few light hammer blows in front of and behind the disc if it does not come out easily.

    • Remove the brake disc

  10. Compare your old and new brake pads (length, width) Compare your old and new brake disc (height, width) Compare your old and new brake disc (height, width)
  11. Using a wire brush, clean the 4 brake pad surfaces of the caliper support. Degrease the disc with brake cleaner and wipe with a clean cloth Degrease the disc with brake cleaner and wipe with a clean cloth
    • Using a wire brush, clean the 4 brake pad surfaces of the caliper support.

    • Degrease the disc with brake cleaner and wipe with a clean cloth

  12. Reposition the new brake disc Tighten the 2 disk screws by hand Tighten the 2 disk screws by hand
    • Reposition the new brake disc

    • Tighten the 2 disk screws by hand

  13. Reposition the caliper bracket Replace the two screws and secure using a ratchet and an 18 socket. Replace the two screws and secure using a ratchet and an 18 socket.
    • Reposition the caliper bracket

    • Replace the two screws and secure using a ratchet and an 18 socket.

  14. Position the new pads by inserting the top and bottom of the pad into the guides Firmly stick the 2 pads on the brake disc
    • Position the new pads by inserting the top and bottom of the pad into the guides

    • Firmly stick the 2 pads on the brake disc

  15. Place the piston pusher on the caliper then turn the crank to move the piston back. Place the piston pusher on the caliper then turn the crank to move the piston back. Place the piston pusher on the caliper then turn the crank to move the piston back.
    • Place the piston pusher on the caliper then turn the crank to move the piston back.

  16. Reposition the caliper Reposition the 2 caliper screws then lock Reposition the 2 caliper screws then lock
    • Reposition the caliper

    • Reposition the 2 caliper screws then lock

  17. Screw back and tighten the two screws holding the brake disc Press the brake pedal several times until it becomes hard so that the brake pads stick well against the brake disc. Press the brake pedal several times until it becomes hard so that the brake pads stick well against the brake disc.
    • Screw back and tighten the two screws holding the brake disc

    • Press the brake pedal several times until it becomes hard so that the brake pads stick well against the brake disc.

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