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Instructions
1
Sort the parts in the brake kit for the right
and left side. Brake bleeders face upward.
Caliper mounting brackets are universal.
Install brake pads in calipers.
Install brake lines with banjo bolt and crush
washers. Orient brake line facing straight
up as shown.
2
Raise vehicle and remove the front wheels.
3
Using brake cleaner, clean the brake line
connection at the body flange. Remove all
dirt and debris from this area and from the
line connection threads so that no dirt will
get into the new brake line when it is
installed.
4
Remove the caliper.
Remove the ABS sensor wire from the
holding bracket on the brake caliper to
facilitate removing the caliper.
Disconnect the brake pad wear sensor wire
from the driver's side front brake inner pad.
Remove caliper mounting bolts (the bolts
holding the caliper mounting bracket to the
upright). Save these bolts as they will be
reused.
Remove caliper and support it so that the
brake line is not under tension.
5
Remove the brake rotor. Clean the hub,
removing all rust from the rotor mounting
surface, the rotor pilot and wheel pilot.
Apply some anti-seize to the pilot surface to
prevent rotors and wheels from sticking in
the future. Do not get any anti-seize on the
rotor mounting surface of the hub.
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