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  1. 
Raise the vehicle and place it on jack stands

Remove the wheels
    • Raise the vehicle and place it on jack stands

    • Remove the wheels

  2. 
Remove the clip using the flat screwdriver

Remove the clip using the flat screwdriver
    • Remove the clip using the flat screwdriver

  3. 
Turn the disc to access the screw more easily

Turn the disc to access the screw more easily
    • Turn the disc to access the screw more easily

  4. 
Push the piston back using a flat screwdriver

Push the piston back using a flat screwdriver
    • Push the piston back using a flat screwdriver

  5. 
Remove the two caliper covers

Remove the two caliper covers
    • Remove the two caliper covers

  6. 
Unscrew the two caliper screws using the 7 mm BTR.

Unscrew the two caliper screws using the 7 mm BTR.

Unscrew the two caliper screws using the 7 mm BTR.
    • Unscrew the two caliper screws using the 7 mm BTR.

  7. 
Disassemble the caliper

Pay attention to the brake hoses. They must never be under stress.
    • Disassemble the caliper

    • Pay attention to the brake hoses. They must never be under stress.

  8. 
Disassemble the brake pads

Disassemble the brake pads

Disassemble the brake pads
    • Disassemble the brake pads

  9. 
Remove the two 18 mm screws using the ratchet and socket.

Remove the screed

Remove the screed
    • Remove the two 18 mm screws using the ratchet and socket.

    • Remove the screed

  10. 
Using the ratchet and the T30 Torx bit, unscrew the two T30 screws that hold the disc in place.

Remove the old disc, using a hammer if necessary.

Remove the old disc, using a hammer if necessary.
    • Using the ratchet and the T30 Torx bit, unscrew the two T30 screws that hold the disc in place.

    • Remove the old disc, using a hammer if necessary.

  11. 
Check that the new discs and pads match

Check that the new discs and pads match

Check that the new discs and pads match
    • Check that the new discs and pads match

  12. 
Mount the new disk

Using the ratchet and the T30 bit, screw in the two screws that hold the disc in place.

Using the ratchet and the T30 bit, screw in the two screws that hold the disc in place.
    • Mount the new disk

    • Using the ratchet and the T30 bit, screw in the two screws that hold the disc in place.

  13. 
Mount the screed

Tighten the two 18 mm screws using the ratchet.
    • Mount the screed

    • Tighten the two 18 mm screws using the ratchet.

  14. 
Push the piston back using the multigrip pliers

Push the piston back using the multigrip pliers
    • Push the piston back using the multigrip pliers

  15. 
Install the new pads

Install the new pads
    • Install the new pads

  16. 
Mount the stirrup

Tighten the two 7 mm screws using the Allen key.

Tighten the two 7 mm screws using the Allen key.
    • Mount the stirrup

    • Tighten the two 7 mm screws using the Allen key.

  17. 
Reassemble the caliper covers

Reassemble the caliper covers
    • Reassemble the caliper covers

  18. 
Reassemble the caliper clip using the flat screwdriver

Reassemble the caliper clip using the flat screwdriver
    • Reassemble the caliper clip using the flat screwdriver

  19. 
Reassemble the wheel

Tighten the screws to the torque using the torque wrench
    • Reassemble the wheel

    • Tighten the screws to the torque using the torque wrench

Conclusion

Remember to pump the brake pedal several times after replacing them.

It is necessary to carry out a 500 km running-in period after replacing the brakes.

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dlychar

Member since: 10/09/2017

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Good morning,

I changed the discs and pads on my sister's car (bosch bought on the site), a clio IV 1.5dci 90hp. Everything went well, but there is a message on the dashboard, esp to be checked, hill start to be checked, does anyone have (or would she have) an idea?

Thank you 😁😁

Good evening

Antoine

Antoine - Reply

Hello, I would have written a great tutorial if the screw tightening torques had been indicated.

combesourde - Reply

Hello, I have my torx 30 screw from the disc which is damaged, probably the previous owner or the garage I don't know, do you know how I can remove it?

pro.sibout.alexandre - Reply

Hello, I would like to have an answer. I would like to change my brake discs on a Clio 4 and I heard that it is necessary to automatically bleed the brake circuit. Is this true or not, thank you.

Frédéric Fournier - Reply

Great tutorial, followed to the letter, thank you

dimitri.molusson - Reply

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