Video Overview
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With the help of a flat screwdriver, remove the caliper retaining clip.
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With the help of a pawl and a 7 allen socket, loosen the BTR screws without removing them
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Remove the brake caliper while pulling on the handbrake cable to separate it from the caliper
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Remove the pad from the caliper by pulling the pad upwards
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The pad is held in place by springs where the piston fits by sliding the pad
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With the help of a goal and a hammer, remove the axle cover present on the disc
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Remove the axle cover
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With the help of a 36 socket, of a socket wrench and of the extension as long as possible, loosen the hub nut
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Included in the kit is a new nut and a new axle cover.
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Compare the dimensions of the new disc with the old one, diameter and width
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The wheel bearing is included in the disc
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Remove the bearing cover
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Compare the dimensions and attachment system of the new pads with the old ones
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Apply some brake cleaner on the brake caliper and clean the caliper with a wire brush
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Mount the tip of the piston pusher on the caliper piston
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Fit the piston pusher body onto the tip
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Place the piston pusher support
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Turn the piston pusher until the piston is pushed to the stop.
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Apply some brake cleaner on the screed
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Clean the pad location on the screed with a wire brush
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Apply some brake cleaner on the hub and the new brake disc
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Wipe it with a cloth
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Replace the new nut on the spindle
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Tighten the nut using a torque wrench and his 36 socket at 280Nm
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Place the new axle cover on the disc
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Tap lightly with the hammer on the sides of the cover to block it
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Reinstall the yoke between the spindle and the brake disc
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Insert the first screw from the top to align the two holes in the yoke
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Replace the second screw
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Tighten the two screws with the pawl and the 16 socket
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Replace the caliper spring starting with one side, then the other.
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Tap with the hammer to drive it in
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7 Comments
Impeccably described and commented! The fact remains that it is sometimes difficult to disassemble this f... spring when it is really seized...
Thanks for this great tutorial, I will recommend it.
patrick.heinisch - Resolved on Release Reply
health,
just the screws of the yoke are not 16 but 18
don't forget to put copper grease on the columns (2 BTR screws of 7)
otherwise good tutorial!!
pascal.michel - Resolved on Release Reply
Hello, great tutorial, I changed my pads this morning and following your tutorial it was perfect, thank you very much
Florian LEMERCIER - Resolved on Release Reply

