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scorpionvmu 06-30-2011 08:05 PM

brake replacment on the f3
 
ill be replacing front pads tomorrow and i was just wondering if it is similar to replacing it on the car. any input would be greatly appreciated.

pacemaker 06-30-2011 08:23 PM

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Just keep on eye on how the anti rattle clips go back in & the white heat pack that goes behind the pad cover is also put back in. Replacing the pads is pretty much straight forward. Once you have the caliper off, use the old pads to push the pistons back (before you take them out) to give the new pads clearance. Be aware at this point, if you have topped up the brake fluid at any stage to the right level in the Master cylinder, as you push the pistons back, there can be a slight over flow from the reservoir cap & Master cylinder. Even with it secured into place, you can get a slight seeping happening later on, which will eat that black paint.

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scorpionvmu 06-30-2011 09:17 PM

so its exactly like car calipers and pads, thanks a lot pacemaker. this helps a lot. its a quick job since i dont have to take ant wheels off like in the car.

looking forward to work on my baby tomorrow.

billetproof97 07-01-2011 04:42 PM

You get OEM pads? Or different ones? Im gonna do mine soon and am going OEM on fronts and rears.

scorpionvmu 07-01-2011 05:26 PM

no i got some from ebay. i would tell you how they work but turns out i have about 1/3 pads left on her. so these will be put on in couple of months. in couple of months i will be able to afford oem pads so those might end up being emergency pads.

smee44 07-02-2011 08:21 AM

I think it is also a good idea to clean the pistons up before pushing them back in. You can build up a lot of brake dust and dirt on the pistons. I like to give the whole caliper a real good bath and inspection when i do brakes. Also don't forget to at least bleed the lines, if you aren't changing the fluid.

scorpionvmu 07-02-2011 09:07 AM

i might even pain them when i have everything off. we will see when it comes to it.


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