Overview - Front Brakes
Always install complete repair set
After replacing brake pads, depress brake pedal firmly several times with vehicle stationary so that the brake pads are properly seated in their normal operating position.
Make sure the brakes are working correctly before driving the vehicle.
When siphoning brake fluid, always use a bleeder bottle that is used exclusively for brake fluid. Brake fluid is poisonous. NEVER siphon brake fluid with your mouth!
Check brake caliper for ease of movement by moving it sideways.
- Brake Rotor
- For the correct wear limit. Refer to FRONT BRAKES .
- Always replace on both axles.
- Remove brake carrier before removing
- Coat the contact surfaces between brake rotor and wheel hub with Polycarbamide Grease G 052 142 A2.
- Refer to BRAKE ROTOR, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
- Refer to BRAKE ROTOR, REPLACING
- Bleed Screw
- 13 Nm
- Cap
- Connector, Brake Pad Wear Display Wire
- Brake Pad Wear Display Wire
- Refer to BRAKE PAD WEAR DISPLAY WIRE, REMOVING AND INSTALLING NOTE: Make sure the contact for the brake pad wear display fits correctly in the spring inside the inner brake pad.
- Refer to BRAKE PAD WEAR DISPLAY WIRE, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
- Wire for Brake Pad Wear Display in Brake PadNOTE: Make sure the contact for the brake pad wear display fits correctly in the spring inside the inner brake pad.
- Brake Caliper
- When doing work, do not allow to hang from brake hose, rather suspend it from the body using bundling wire
- Except for "replacing brake pads" and "servicing front brake caliper", no other repairs should be performed on the brake caliper
- Install hose so it is not twisted
- Refer to BRAKE CALIPER WITH BRAKE CARRIER, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
- Refer to BRAKE CALIPER, REPLACING
- Refer to BRAKE CALIPER, SERVICING, DUAL-PISTON BRAKENOTE: Depending on the model there are two dampers installed in each front brake caliper. Refer to BRAKE CALIPER BALANCE WEIGHT .
- Bolt
- 22 Nm
- TrimNOTE:
Make sure the cover and balance spring are installed correctly.
The tips of the balance spring fit into the brake caliper.
The tip of the balance spring fits under the cover.
- Balance SpringNOTE:
Make sure the cover and balance spring are installed correctly.
The tips of the balance spring fit into the brake caliper.
The tip of the balance spring fits under the cover.
- Brake PadsNOTE: The inner pad is equipped with a cable for the wear indicator.
- Remove any film on the back of the pad before installing.
- Before installing the brake pads, clean the pad guide surface and coat it with a film of Polycarbamide grease.
- Always replace on both axles.
- Refer to FRONT BRAKE PADS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
- Check the brake pad thickness. Refer to =>
411.NOTE: Before installing new brake pads, thoroughly clean the brake calipers of contaminants (grease-free). When doing so, pay particular attention to removing any remaining adhesive foil on brake pad contact surfaces.NOTE: Make sure the contact for the brake pad wear display fits correctly in the spring inside the inner brake pad.
- Brake Carrier
- 196 Nm
- Bolt to wheel bearing housing
- Refer to BRAKE CALIPER WITH BRAKE CARRIER, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
- Brake Carrier Bolts
- 196 Nm
- Always replace if removed
- Guide Pins
- Guide Pin Seal
- Guide Pin
- 55 Nm
- Seal with a capNOTE: Allen screw, 9 mm width Socket - XZN 9T50036
- Cap
- Brake Line
- Install in the brake caliper housing
- screwed together with brake hose, held against the hex nut of the brake hose.
- Hose must be installed free of twists
- Make sure that lugs are properly seated in grooves in bracket.
- Brake line connection to brake hose 14 Nm
- Brake line connection to brake caliper 20 Nm
Make sure the brake hose is routed correctly. Make sure the brake hose is not blocked, bent or rubbing against the vehicle.
- Brake Pad Bolt
- 9 Nm