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replacing rear rotors 200 1990

posted by  someone claiming to be tazvolvo740 on  Sat Nov 15 11:39 CST 2003 [RELATED]

I just did this very job today. Took me 1 hour, only because I was taking my time chatting to a neighbour. Block front wheels if on a slope. Pull off rear wheel. Make sure handbrake is released. Press brake pistons in as far as they will go to allow caliper to fit over new disk/pads. Remove guide pins and anti rattle spring. Pull out pads and shims if fitted. Undo the two bolts holding on caliper, 13mm. Pull caliper out the way. Undo 10mm bolt on disk/drum component. pull off disk/drum. Refit all. All done.






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