Brake Pads, Removing And Installing, Steel Brakes, 1LF/1LL: Removing
Label the brake pads when removing if they are going to be used again. Install in the same position, otherwise the braking effect will be uneven.
-- Remove the affected front wheel. Refer to WHEELS AND TIRES .
Risk of injury!
- The balance spring -1- is tensioned. Disengage the balance spring to remove the balance spring at the same time do not damage the brake caliper paint.
-- Remove the bolt -arrow-.
-- Remove the trim -2- and the balance spring -1-.
-- Remove the contact -1- for the brake pad wear sensor from the brake pad, while being careful of the clips -2-.
-- Free up the wire from the brake hose -3- and the bracket -4-.
If the clips -2- go missing, the brake pad wear sensor must be replaced.
For easier removal of the brake caliper from the brake rotor, push the brake pad -2- back lightly with pliers -1-, as shown in the illustration.
To prevent damage to the paint coat on the brake caliper, place a piece of rubber -3- between the pliers and the brake caliper.
-- Free up the brake hose -1- from the bracket.
-- Remove the protective caps -arrows-.
-- Remove the guide pins -2- using the :T50036 and pull them out slightly from the brake caliper.
-- Carefully remove the brake caliper with the brake pads from the brake rotor.
There is a risk of damaging the brake hose.
- Do not let the brake caliper hang on the brake hose. Do not support the weight with the brake hose.
- Replace the brake hose if damaged.
There is a risk of damaging the brake caliper piston.
- Do not press the brake pedal when the brake caliper is removed.
-- Hang the brake caliper on the body using a suitable wire.
-- Push off and remove each of the brake pads in the center of the brake caliper.