Any tips for installing new brakes/rotors???
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I'm going to be installing a new set of eradispeeds and green stuff EBC pads.......
I read install university's write-up, and am wondering what if there is anything else I should know. Do I need to replace my brake fluid??? Any other tips for the cycling process???
Any things I should make sure I DON'T do???
I read install university's write-up, and am wondering what if there is anything else I should know. Do I need to replace my brake fluid??? Any other tips for the cycling process???
Any things I should make sure I DON'T do???
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that install doc pretty much wraps it up
flush, fill and bleed the brake fluid is always nice... it makes a huge difference in pedal feel..
when you push the pistons back into the calipers, brake fluid will run out of the master cylinder
flush, fill and bleed the brake fluid is always nice... it makes a huge difference in pedal feel..
when you push the pistons back into the calipers, brake fluid will run out of the master cylinder
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I just changed my pads and rotors yesterday, following that write up. Everthing went exactly as stated. I just pushed the pistons in slowly and no fluid came out the resivore(sp)