Special tools and workshop equipment required
Note
If old brake pads are being replaced with new ones, then it is necessary to check the brake rotor for wear. Pay attention to the brake rotor wear limit while doing this.
Removing
Note
When removing, mark brake pads that will be used again. Install in the same position, otherwise braking effect will be uneven.
- Remove affected wheel. Refer to →Wheel and Tire Guide; Rep. Gr.44.
It is not necessary to remove the brake caliper in order to remove the brake pads
- Disconnect the connector for the brake pad wear wire.
- Unclip the brake pad wear wire.
Caution
Danger of contamination and paint damage from escaping brake fluid.
- Press the brake pistons back using the Piston Resetting Tool - T10145- with the brake pads still installed.
Position the Piston Resetting Tool -T10145- on the installed brake pad backing plates and carefully push the brake pads back into the brake caliper.
- Push a pad holding pin from the outside toward the inside out of the brake caliper.
Press the brake pad spring -8- inward for support.
Note
Be careful not to scratch or damaged the coating on the brake caliper.
Caution
The brake pad spring is tensioned. Keep one hand in front of it.
- Push a second brake pad spring from the outside toward the inside out of the brake caliper.
Note
Be careful not to scratch or damaged the coating on the brake caliper.
- Remove the brake pads from the brake caliper.
Installing
If old brake pads are being replaced with new ones, then it is necessary to check the brake rotor for wear. Pay attention to the brake rotor wear limit while doing this.
- Check brake rotor. Refer to → Chapter "Front Brakes".
Note
- Clean brake caliper.
- Remove any protective film from the brake pad backing plate.
- Insert brake pads in brake caliper.
Note
The brake pad and brake pad wear wire face the inside.
- Insert the brake pad spring -8-.
Note
Make sure the brake pad spring is installed correctly.
- Push the brake pad spring -7- from the inside toward the outside through the hole in the brake caliper. Press the brake pad pin all the way, if necessary.
Caution
The brake pad pin needs to be seated securely in both holes so that it doesn't loosen on its own.
Note
- Push the second brake pad pin from the inside toward the outside through the hole in the brake caliper. Push the brake pad spring downward at the same time. Press the brake pad pin all the way, if necessary.
Press the brake pad spring -8- inward for support.
Note
- Connect the brake pad wear wire.
- Attach the brake pad wear wire.
- Mount the wheels. Refer to →Wheel and Tire Guide; Rep. Gr.44.
- Check the brake fluid level and fill if necessary.
WARNING
There is the risk of an accident.