Front Brake Service
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RE: Front Brake Service
It is pretty easy and straight foward.
You will need a 7MM allen for the caliper bolts.
You will need a 15MM socket for the caliper bracket bolts.
You will need a 10MM wrench or socket for the rotor hold down bolt.
You will also need a screwdriver and pliers for installing the spring.
You will need a 7MM allen for the caliper bolts.
You will need a 15MM socket for the caliper bracket bolts.
You will need a 10MM wrench or socket for the rotor hold down bolt.
You will also need a screwdriver and pliers for installing the spring.
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RE: Front Brake Service
Tech-
I appreciatethe quick reply. A few questions, if you don't mind:
1. Will I have to bleed the brakes after the new pads and rotors are installed?
2.Will I need to use brake grease and/or brake cleaner?
3. I have 16" inch wheels. What size rotors do I have, and can you recommend any particular brand and supplier for the rotors and pads?
Thanks.
I appreciatethe quick reply. A few questions, if you don't mind:
1. Will I have to bleed the brakes after the new pads and rotors are installed?
2.Will I need to use brake grease and/or brake cleaner?
3. I have 16" inch wheels. What size rotors do I have, and can you recommend any particular brand and supplier for the rotors and pads?
Thanks.
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RE: Front Brake Service
A couple of tips I always tell first timers regarding brakes. 1. Take your time and try to keep the new parts as clean as possible. 2. Take apart only one sideat a time. That way if you forget how something goes back together, you can always look at the wheel you haven't taken arat yet.
Glenn
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