Well, ive ordered my rotors and pads will be prolly ordered tommorow, so its time to think about installation...
Considerin givin it a DIY shot, see as it couldnt really be that hard *fingers crossed*
so anyone know of any lovely online tutorials/pics of step by step pad/rotor/brake fluid changing on the lovely FTO....
Any help would be great
SilentBob
Changing Pads/Rotors/Brake Fluid
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dude, send Cohn a PM coz he's done one himself - details on this thread:
http://www.ftoaustralia.com/modules.php ... pic&t=1830
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briefly on the pads and rotors i did them myself the other day.
-Take off wheel
-If doing the right side turn steering wheel to the right vice versa as it gives you more leverage to undo both caliper bolts.
-Take off caliper and remove pads.
-Take off caliper support housing two bolts behind disk.
-Now the rotor is free to take off.
-Put in new rotor.
-Put caliper support housing back on.
-Use a G-clamp to push caliper piston back
-Insert new pads.
-Put caliper back on.
-Take off wheel
-If doing the right side turn steering wheel to the right vice versa as it gives you more leverage to undo both caliper bolts.
-Take off caliper and remove pads.
-Take off caliper support housing two bolts behind disk.
-Now the rotor is free to take off.
-Put in new rotor.
-Put caliper support housing back on.
-Use a G-clamp to push caliper piston back
-Insert new pads.
-Put caliper back on.