Note: The brake pads should be replaced simultaneously on both wheels of the same axle (i.e. 4 pads).
Front Brake Components
1 - Anchor bracket; 2 - Guide pin; 3 - Dust cover; 4/5 - Upper/lower pad holders; 6/7 - Inner/outer shoe; 8 - Support; 9 - Sealing ring; 10 - Piston; 11 - Protective cap; 12 - Hollow bolt; 13 - Copper washers; 14 - Bleed nipple
1. Jack up the car and remove the corresponding wheel.
2. Remove the brake fluid reservoir cap.
3. Remove the lower caliper mounting bolt.
4. Raise the caliper and tie it to the body elements without straining the brake hose.
5. Remove the old brake pads and their holders from the anchor bracket. Apply to the rear surface new pads and on the mating surface of the holders grease PBC or silicone-containing grease.
6. Install the pads and their holders.
7. Lower the caliper. If new pads are being installed, push the piston back slightly, making sure that no brake fluid spills out of the reservoir.
8. After installation, before driving, depress the brake pedal several times to ensure that the pads are in working position.