First attempt at editing a video apologies it’s not perfect. Feel free to leave any questions in the comments I’ll get back to you asap.
Tools needed –
Drill with 1/4 in drill bit
Caliper tool
7mm Allen
5mm Allen
Wrachet
Flathead
Hammer
17mm socket or wrench
9mm socket
Brake grease or hi-temp grease
no scan tool needed this is the manual electronic reset process
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Thanks for the vid man! Mad help! I didn’t have a question tho, is there a reason you don’t grease the brake pads themselves?
Great video! Had to look up how to do these after I could not work out how the hell to depress the main piston. Would have never considered taking off that electronic break module. Just another reason I infinitely prefer working on old motorcycles to cars lol.
Appreciate this guide you got my sub for sure thanks 👍
So no setting the car into service mode, or messing with a brake reset procedure? Just go in the car after fitting the new pads, pump the pedal until firm, then put the parking brake on/off a few times?
Tip for the countersunk screw, no need to drill, centre punch, hit it on the edge of the screw in an anti clockwise direction. Removes them without drilling.
Why tf is it allen?!?!??! Wtf!?!?!