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Introduction

This tutorial helps you to change the brake discs and pads on Ford Fiesta 5 fusion

Video Overview

  1. 
Take off the platelets of the disk

Unscrew the 2 screws using a ratchet and a #13 socket.

Remove the stirrup and attach it the stirrup to the shock absorber with a wire
    • Take off the platelets of the disk

    • Unscrew the 2 screws using a ratchet and a #13 socket.

    • Remove the stirrup and attach it the stirrup to the shock absorber with a wire

  2. 
Remove the disc

Check the correspondence between the old and new disk
    • Remove the disc

    • Check the correspondence between the old and new disk

    • Clean the disk with brake cleaner and a rag then reposition the disk

  3. 
Reposition the caliper

Apply thread lock to the 2 caliper screws

Tighten the two caliper screws
    • Reposition the caliper

    • Apply thread lock to the 2 caliper screws

    • Tighten the two caliper screws

    • Remove the clips on the caliper

  4. 
Remove the 2 caps then using the'an Allen key unscrew the 2 screws

Remove the upper part of the caliper

Remove the pad attached to the piston
    • Remove the 2 caps then using the'an Allen key unscrew the 2 screws

    • Remove the upper part of the caliper

    • Remove the pad attached to the piston

  5. 
Attach the stirrup to the wire

Remove the second plate

Check the correspondence between the old and new pads
    • Attach the stirrup to the wire

    • Remove the second plate

    • Check the correspondence between the old and new pads

  6. 
Push the piston back as far as it will go

Replace the first brake pad on the piston

Install the second plate
    • Push the piston back as far as it will go

    • Replace the first brake pad on the piston

    • Install the second plate

  7. 
Reposition the caliper and tighten the 2 screws

Reposition the screw caps

Put the spring back
    • Reposition the caliper and tighten the 2 screws

    • Reposition the screw caps

    • Put the spring back

    • Press the brake pedal so that the pads can stick to the disc.

Finish Line

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8 Comments

useful precision:

the size of the allen key needed to remove the upper part of the caliper to change the pads is 7, not standard and often not supplied in allen key sets;

remember to check that you have one before disassembling.

good tutorial!

Eric Corbrion - Reply

I recommend having a syringe and a container to remove liquid from the jar when pushing the pistons back (with a clamp + wooden wedge) otherwise it will overflow.

Flavien Giovane - Reply

Excellent tutorial, really well explained.

Otherwise, like Anne Sophie, putting the caliper spring back in is the most difficult part, I find.

Ali Kane - Reply

Before pushing the piston back, I advise you to open the brake fluid reservoir to make it easier to push.

Be careful, however, to check the liquid level before and after the operation.

Félix DELANOE - Reply

Great tutorial. A small detail: the discs in the photo are protected with anti-rust paint. The first brakes will make noise. A little blow with sandpaper to avoid a customer return dissatisfied me. Otherwise it is super well explained

geniemeca68 - Reply

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