Piston, Pressing Back:
Before pushing back the pistons, extract some of the brake fluid out of the brake fluid reservoir using a bleeder bottle. Otherwise the brake fluid will overflow and cause damage, especially if the brake fluid was added intermittently.
-- Insert the : T10165 so that the collar is resting on the : T10165/1
-- Use the : T10165/1 to assist in installing.
-- Turn the thumbwheel on the : T10165 to the right to install the piston. Be careful not to damage the piston collar.
For pistons that are difficult to move, an open end wrench (size 13 mm) can be positioned at the appropriate wrench surfaces -arrow A-.
-- Check the caps for damage and correct seating -item OVERVIEW - REAR BRAKE CALIPER - List Item 9: Cap .
-- Check the guide pins for ease of movement -item OVERVIEW - REAR BRAKE CALIPER - List Item 8: Guide Pin .
-- Remove protective foil on brake pad backing plates.
-- Install the brake pads -2- in the brake carrier -1-.
When installing brake caliper, make sure that brake pads are not affixed to brake caliper before the correct installation position has been reached.
-- Tighten the brake caliper -1- to the brake carrier -2-.
-- Use new self-locking bolts -arrows-.
-- Tighten the brake caliper -1- to the brake carrier -2-.
-- While tightening counterhold the guide pin with a suitable wrench -3-.
-- After every brake pad replacement, firmly press down on the brake pedal several times with vehicle stationary so that the brake pads are properly set in their respective operating position.
-- Install the wheel and tighten.
-- Check the brake fluid level.
-- The brake fluid level must be between both markings -1 and 2-.