Changing brake pads...simple?
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Originally posted by baldy74
Is there anything you need to do to make sure you don't damage the ABS?
Is there anything you need to do to make sure you don't damage the ABS?
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There are really no sensors to worry about when changing pads. Hondas are one of the easiest cars to change pads on. The fronts require you to remove 2 bolts, one holding the brakeline to the shock the other is the top bolt on the caliper. The caliper will then swing down an open. You can use a C clamp or a LARGE pair of pliers to push in the front piston, on the rear use a 3/4 drive extension in the middle of the cross to rotate it inward.
Have fun not very difficult at all.
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