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Changing the front discs and pads on a Peugeot 206

Written By: dylan.leviavant (and one other contributor)
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Difficulty

Easy

Steps

20

Time Required

00:40:00 - 02:00:00

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Introduction

Tutorial made on Peugeot 206 1.6 hdi

Video Overview

  1. Push the piston back using a flat screwdriver, leveraging the disc and pad If the caliper is floating, the piston is pushed back If the caliper is floating, the piston is pushed back

    • Push the piston back using a flat screwdriver, leveraging the disc and pad

    • If the caliper is floating, the piston is pushed back

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  2. Unscrew and remove the screw from the bottom of the caliper with a 13 wrench. Unscrew and remove the screw from the bottom of the caliper with a 13 wrench. Unscrew and remove the screw from the bottom of the caliper with a 13 wrench.

    • Unscrew and remove the screw from the bottom of the caliper with a 13 wrench.

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  3. Unscrew and remove the screw from the top of the caliper, still using a 13 key. The stirrup is now free The stirrup is now free

    • Unscrew and remove the screw from the top of the caliper, still using a 13 key.

    • The stirrup is now free

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  4. Remove the caliper simply by hand by pulling it upwards To avoid damaging the brake hose, attach the caliper to the spring To avoid damaging the brake hose, attach the caliper to the spring

    • Remove the caliper simply by hand by pulling it upwards

    • To avoid damaging the brake hose, attach the caliper to the spring

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  5. Remove the pads by simply pulling them out of their location. Remove the pads by simply pulling them out of their location. Remove the pads by simply pulling them out of their location.

    • Remove the pads by simply pulling them out of their location.

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  6. The pads are now deposited The pads are now deposited

    • The pads are now deposited

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  7. Unscrew the two screws of the yoke support using a Torx T55 Remove the two screws Remove the two screws

    • Unscrew the two screws of the yoke support using a Torx T55

    • Remove the two screws

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  8. Remove the disc cover by simply pulling upwards The disk is now free

    • Remove the disc cover by simply pulling upwards

    • The disk is now free

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  9. One last screw holds the disc, use an impact screwdriver and a T35 Torx socket. Hit the screwdriver with a hammer before unscrewing it. Simply pull the disc to remove it Simply pull the disc to remove it

    • One last screw holds the disc, use an impact screwdriver and a T35 Torx socket. Hit the screwdriver with a hammer before unscrewing it.

    • Simply pull the disc to remove it

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  10. Compare the dimensions of the old disc with the new one, height and thickness Compare available holes Compare available holes

    • Compare the dimensions of the old disc with the new one, height and thickness

    • Compare available holes

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  11. Place the hooks of the plates at the ends Place the hooks of the plates at the ends Place the hooks of the plates at the ends

    • Place the hooks of the plates at the ends

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  12. Clean the pad locations on the tread using brake cleaner and a wire brush. Clean the hub with the wire brush Clean the hub with the wire brush

    • Clean the pad locations on the tread using brake cleaner and a wire brush.

    • Clean the hub with the wire brush

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  13. Place the disc on the hub Align the holes in the disc and hub Place the two torx screws

    • Place the disc on the hub

    • Align the holes in the disc and hub

    • Place the two torx screws

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  14. Tighten the two disc screws with a Torx T30 Tighten the two disc screws with a Torx T30

    • Tighten the two disc screws with a Torx T30

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  15. Replace the screed by sliding it over the disc Place the yoke support screws Place the yoke support screws

    • Replace the screed by sliding it over the disc

    • Place the yoke support screws

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  16. Tighten the two screws using a T55 Torx socket Tighten the two screws using a T55 Torx socket

    • Tighten the two screws using a T55 Torx socket

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  17. Place the pads by simply pressing on them Place the pads by simply pressing on them

    • Place the pads by simply pressing on them

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  18. Press the hooks using a flat screwdriver to facilitate the installation of the plates. Press the hooks using a flat screwdriver to facilitate the installation of the plates. Press the hooks using a flat screwdriver to facilitate the installation of the plates.

    • Press the hooks using a flat screwdriver to facilitate the installation of the plates.

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  19. Simply place the caliper on the yoke from above Simply place the caliper on the yoke from above Simply place the caliper on the yoke from above

    • Simply place the caliper on the yoke from above

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  20. Place the two screws at the top and bottom of the caliper and tighten them using a 13 wrench. Press the brake pedal several times to push the piston back Press the brake pedal several times to push the piston back

    • Place the two screws at the top and bottom of the caliper and tighten them using a 13 wrench.

    • Press the brake pedal several times to push the piston back

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3 Comments

Hello. You have to unscrew the torx screws of the disc with T35 but screw the new disc in T30? My vehicle is in T30.

Eric PALOMBO - Reply

Too bad it is not indicated to open the brake fluid reservoir in order to facilitate the pressure on the caliper pistons.

Thank you for this great tutorial.

fabrice toillon - Reply

Good morning,

I would like to ask a question:

What torque should I tighten the two screws to using a T55 Torx socket?

Thanks for your response.

patrick chem - Reply

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