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[jetdc2R]

all done

thanks for help guys

[jetdc2R]

hey guys

i just bought new pads from honda today and im not sure how to change them on my type R can anyone help me out..maybe you can refer me to a site or something

cheers

[bennjamin]

hey guys

i just bought new pads from honda today and im not sure how to change them on my type R can anyone help me out..maybe you can refer me to a site or something

cheers

easy.

handbrake UP. Open bonnet. Take off brake master cylinder cap. Take alittle fluid out with a sucker-type device.
Loosen lug nuts on GROUND
Raise one corner or both , support on stands. Take off relevant wheel.
Grab a 12mm spanner or ratchet + socket piece , loosen and take off the LOWER bolt on the edge of the BRAKE CALIPER. The brake caliper will flip up on a hinge. Pull out old pads.

Do NOT put new pads in yet

Place the caliper back down , finger tighten the 12mm bolt back in.
Now , look at the front of the caliper , you can see a slight hole thru the centre of it. Put a large screwdriver or similar inside , aiming to push the caliper PISTON in until flush with its holding. Use leverage.Doing this , will allow the new pads to fit back in and also raise the brake fluid level. You may have to remove some more fluid as you do this. Then when the piston is flush install the new pads (follow the old pads layout)
Retighten the lower bolt firm but dont over tighten

Do the same both sides , removing fluid as you do so.

Dont forget to bed the brakes in

[hisoka]

jack car up remove wheel, remove brake fluid lid and put cloth around area and start from number 8 in this pictured instructions.

http://www.digmyhonda.com/h/story.php?title=How_to_install_Brake_pads_and_Roto rs-1

[6thgear]

easy.

handbrake UP. Open bonnet. Take off brake master cylinder cap. Take alittle fluid out with a sucker-type device.
Loosen lug nuts on GROUND
Raise one corner or both , support on stands. Take off relevant wheel.
Grab a 12mm spanner or ratchet + socket piece , loosen and take off the LOWER bolt on the edge of the BRAKE CALIPER. The brake caliper will flip up on a hinge. Pull out old pads.

Do NOT put new pads in yet

Place the caliper back down , finger tighten the 12mm bolt back in.
Now , look at the front of the caliper , you can see a slight hole thru the centre of it. Put a large screwdriver or similar inside , aiming to push the caliper PISTON in until flush with its holding. Use leverage.Doing this , will allow the new pads to fit back in and also raise the brake fluid level. You may have to remove some more fluid as you do this. Then when the piston is flush install the new pads (follow the old pads layout)
Retighten the lower bolt firm but dont over tighten

Do the same both sides , removing fluid as you do so.

Dont forget to bed the brakes in

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2218/2514096781_1809cc3d20_o.jpg

[bennjamin]

alteast i bothered to type from my memory bank than just post a witty internet inspired teh funneh image :)

[jetdc2R]

alteast i bothered to type from my memory bank than just post a witty internet inspired teh funneh image :)

thanks for writing that great help mate keep it up

[hisoka]

alteast i bothered to type from my memory bank than just post a witty internet inspired teh funneh image :)

is he making fun of u cause you helped someone out ?

lol wtf has ozhonda become

[6thgear]

haha no...i was not being sarcastic. for Ben to type all that out from memory...is awesome...

when else would i get the chance to use that image?

[jetdc2R]

thanks guy all done brakes are perfect