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Remove Old Pads and Inspect

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Fixing Squeeky brakes

What happens here

Once the caliper is removed, the old brake pads can be easily slid out from the caliper bracket. Take a moment to compare the thickness of the old pads with the new ones to appreciate the wear. While the caliper is off, inspect the brake rotor for any deep grooves, cracks, or excessive wear that might indicate a need for replacement or resurfacing.

Goal: Slide out the worn brake pads and compare them to the new pads to observe the wear, then inspect the rotor and caliper components.

Tools and materials

  • New Brake Pads

What they say

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my locking lugs. Next, we'll need to remove this brake caliper. There's two bolts, one on top and one on the bottom. Pretty easy. For comparison, here's the new one. Here's the old one. Let's install. When you get your new brake pad, they should also come with that necessary hardware to install them. The only extra you'll need to buy is brake grease. You'll need to apply the brake pad grease both on these seats, but also on these notches on your brake pads as well

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