Remove Caliper and Old Pads

What happens here

Locate the brake caliper and the two bolts on its backside. Before loosening anything, spray Zep Automotive Brake Cleaner generously over the brake rotor and caliper assembly to clean off accumulated brake dust. Use a socket wrench with a 9mm socket (for the rear brakes; front brakes typically use a 1/2 inch socket) to loosen both bolts on the back of the caliper. Once loose, remove the bolts and carefully slide the caliper off the rotor. Gently set the caliper aside, ensuring it's not hanging by the brake line, which could damage it. Then, remove the old brake pads by simply pulling them out from the caliper assembly.

Goal: Detach the brake caliper and remove worn brake pads