Have some grinding coming from the rear wheels and the disc's don't look too great so going to tackle the job myself and replace disk and pads. Anything I should watch out for when doing it? The only thing I need to get is a Piston tool to push it back in, anyone link to one they recommend?
Technical 2010 Panda 4x4 Rear Brakes
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Technical 2010 Panda 4x4 Rear Brakes
These work on most vehicles
I don't have the 4x4 to test
There is a £6 cube you can get, they are a pain to use
Both sides wind in clockwise
I don't have the 4x4 to test
There is a £6 cube you can get, they are a pain to use
Both sides wind in clockwise
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Last time I did mine, the seal on the hand brake spindle started to leak brake fluid soon after. The old calipers looked fine - nothing to suggest the seals were failing. It's great fun to find a puddle of fluid under the car.
Check VERY closely for fluid weeps after doing the job. If one side fails, just replace both calipers as the other side will soon follow. One side costs about £80. A pair is £110.
Check VERY closely for fluid weeps after doing the job. If one side fails, just replace both calipers as the other side will soon follow. One side costs about £80. A pair is £110.
