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Old 09-02-2011, 01:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Spies
Took the pads off, the rear pads of both front wheels appear to be coming away from the metal backing, there was maybe a nearly a cm of pad left but they are very shiny and pitted.

Should the pads slide freely in their holders? They were a right swine to get out.

I've ordered the bits now anyway so I might as well change them when I do the brake fluid.
Yes.

Clean the sliders (both sides) with a brush and WD40, then ensure you apply a decent amount of copper slip to them when fitting the new pads.

Do not underestimate how much copper slip you need to apply. If in doubt, spludge a bit more on...the same can be said for the back of the pads
Old 09-02-2011, 01:33 AM
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Rear pad of the front passenger side must have been seized then, back of the disc is like new :/
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