1.
When fitting rear brake pads to calipers that have handbrake cables, always disconnect the handbrake cable before pushing the
caliper piston back.
2.
Always remember to service the calipers as the rear pads have lasted twice as long as the front ones.
3.
When twisting the piston back, take care not to damage the caliper piston dust boot. If the boot is twisted, undo it.
4.
Ensure the piston cut outs are in the correct position so that the pin on the back of the pad can slot into the recess of the piston.
5.
Reconnect the handbrake cable. Do not adjust the handbrake cable. Pump the brake pedal until there is pressure under foot, then
press the pedal hard 7-10 times. This will self adjust the caliper and handbrake.
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