Removing Rear PCCB Brake Disc: Notes

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Select brake pad change mode using > 9900 - PIWIS Tester 3 .
1. 1.1 Select → 'Brake electronics (PSM, incl. parking brake)' in the 'Control unit overview' and press F12 to confirm your selection.
2. 1.2 Select 'Drive links/checks' → 'Start brake pad change mode' and start the procedure.
Release electric plug connection for the brake pad wear indicator, unclip it -A- and remove it from the holder -B-.

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Disconnecting electric plug connection for brake pad wear indicator
NOTE:
Removal of brake calliper
- Paint defects on brake calliper
  → Proceed with care when setting back the brake pads.
  
  → Protect the paintwork on the brake calliper from damage using a suitable cloth.
Set back brake pads slightly and evenly.
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- Do not use an impact bolter.
Unscrew screws -arrows- and loosen the brake calliper from the wheel bearing housing.

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Loosening brake calliper

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Do not open the brake hydraulic system.
Hang the brake calliper at a suitable position in the wheel housing.
Unscrew screws -arrows- and remove rear PCCB brake disc.

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Removing rear PCCB brake disc