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Pad's are supper easy to replace. If you know how to replace pads on caliper type brakes, it's the same exact thing as you would on other cars. You can
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Pad's are supper easy to replace. If you know how to replace pads on caliper type brakes, it's the same exact thing as you would on other cars. You can get aways with removing a single bold and swinging the caliper in place. The pads drop right in. Usually just need a few simple hand tools and a clamp to compress the piston. The fluid is a bit tricky, but buying a brake bleeder will make it much easier.
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