Old Pads..

First Bolt you need to take off to get to your pads.

Second Bolt.

Old Pads after removal.

Caliper...see the + on the caliper. You have to rotate it clockwise to go back in to fit new thicker pads. You can get a special tool from an auto car parts store or use a large screwdriver.

New Pads on.

 

thanks a lot man, this is gonna help a bunch of people. i think we should have tim put this up in the FAQ.

 

wanna hear some shiit??? after telling you how to do the back brakes mine are squeelin so i now have to do them AGAIN!!! its cool tho its simple 2 do. glad in went ok 4 u bro.

 

very nice illustration...exactly as i remember it when i did all 4 pads.

dbox,
did you put shimmies on your pads? if you didnt, that might be causing the noise.

 

It is pity that the pics couldn't display again.
Does someone still keep these pics? I want to change the pads by myself recently.

 

Really? Resurrecting a thread that is over 8 years old...

 

its okay. at least he/she didn't start a new thread with the same topic that has been beat like a horny little boy.

I wonder where unx has been. I even remember the guy's name, no homo.

 

I didn't think that threads from 8 years ago still exists...

 

when clamping in the back piston, make sure the t lines up with the caliper and that it makes a t not a x, it will eat your brakes faster if its a x (told by a mechanic when changing my brakes...)

 

It is ok. I could find many experience introduction of brake pads changing in this forum.
However, it is the only one with pics.

And it is also very easy to find some videos on the Youtube. It is the best teacher.

 

Thanks a lot!

I will pay attention to this!

 

one time it took me 2 hours just to clamp in one of my back pistons .. it was ridiculous the head that you need to clamp it in kept coming out and i was getting irritated

 

Did you resurface your rotors?

 

It is good!

Now the problem is solved just wait for several days.
I think the main reason that cause this problem is the emergency braking at the highway. It may make the brake system hot thereby making some noise.
I have checked that the brake pads made by ceramic are easy to squeal. Mine has been changed for only 6000miles, so the problem is not a problem.

Haha~~~~~ Thanks for everybody!

 

Has anybody used the Advanced Auto GOLD Wearever pads? Are they any good?