2012 Front pads

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Shouldn't be any harder than any other make. Looks like remove caliper, pull the two pins and spring clips and pads should be free.
 
That's me being anal Keith. I like to get the wife's tooth brush in there to clean up the pistons etc ;D
 
Thanks,
It does look like you can just pull the pins and slide the new ones in.
Just wondered if anyone had actually performed the task!
Bit of copper slip and jobs a goodun I reckon. :D
 
unionjack link=topic=1442.msg13691#msg13691 date=1348084156 said:
That's me being anal Keith. I like to get the wife's tooth brush in there to clean up the pistons etc ;D

Tut, of course, silly me......... ;D
 
I'm going to have to do them soon as they are getting low. I could wait till the next service and if I'm lucky they might scrape the old grease off the pads and smear it on me disks.
 
I take the calipers off to change the pads so I can push the pistons back with my hands and inspect them. :)
 

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