I have been getting a "Worn brake pads" when I first drive away of a morning so I'm assuming they need replacement.
Before I get started, is there any special tools needed such as one to retract the pistons or can I just push them back (jemmies or g-clamps normally work)?
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John
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Re: C8 disc pad replacement.
The front pads can be fitted by pushing the pistons back carefully - but on the rear ones, they need a wind back tool.
Also, be aware that if your brake fluid reservoir is at the max. level, you'll need to take some out after removing the filter, using a spotlessly clean syringe or similar, so as not to cause an overflow of the fluid onto anything when you push the pistons back.
Also, be aware that if your brake fluid reservoir is at the max. level, you'll need to take some out after removing the filter, using a spotlessly clean syringe or similar, so as not to cause an overflow of the fluid onto anything when you push the pistons back.
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