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Removing the Caliper : Changing Brake Pads for Disc Brakes |
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Brake pads naturally wear out over time. Luckily, it is not as difficult to replace
them as you may think. The tools that you need for this project include a lug
wrench, c-clamp, adjustable or open wrench, Allen wrenches, hammer, and a bungee
cord. When you jack up your car, make sure that you have it supported by blocks
or jack stands. It is never safe to work on a car that is supported by a jack
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