help finding thread on DIY break pad install...searched already
Racer
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really pretty straightforward - not any different than other honda pad replacements. Just a couple of bolts holding the calipers on (however, I needed a breaker bar to loosen them on my 2001 CLS).
Next, remove the brake fluid cover, use a large clamp to carefully depress the piston and insert the new pads.
Shouldn't be that difficult, unless it's 103 degrees outside!!
Next, remove the brake fluid cover, use a large clamp to carefully depress the piston and insert the new pads.
Shouldn't be that difficult, unless it's 103 degrees outside!!
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Originally Posted by Dave
really pretty straightforward - not any different than other honda pad replacements. Just a couple of bolts holding the calipers on (however, I needed a breaker bar to loosen them on my 2001 CLS).
Next, remove the brake fluid cover, use a large clamp to carefully depress the piston and insert the new pads.
Shouldn't be that difficult, unless it's 103 degrees outside!!
Next, remove the brake fluid cover, use a large clamp to carefully depress the piston and insert the new pads.
Shouldn't be that difficult, unless it's 103 degrees outside!!
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