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Locating the VIN number for Changing Brake Pads
Draining Brake Fluid for Changing Brake Pads
Tips on Jacking a Car for Changing Brake Pads
Removing the Tire to Change the Brake Pads
Checking the Rotor, Caliper & Wear Indicator for Brake Pads
How To Locate Caliper Bolts for Changing Brake Pads
Removing the Caliper for Changing Brake Pads
Inspecting the Rotor & Brake Pads for Changing Disc Brakes
Tips on Removing Brake Pads
Adjusting the Caliper Piston for Changing Brake Pads
How to Install New Brake Pads
Putting the Caliper Back on After Changing Brake Pads
Cleaning the Rotor, Caliper & Brake Pads
Filling the Master Cylinder with Brake Pad Fluid
Resetting the Caliper Piston by Pumping for Changing Brake Pads
Summary: Learn how to fill the master cylinder with brake fluid from our expert in this free instructional video on how to change brake pads for disc brakes.
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" Hi! This is Jon from Expertvillage.com and we are continuing with step 14 in our procedure for replacing disc brake pads. What you will need to do now is lower the car. If you have safety stands make sure you remove those. What we’ll be doing here is filling up the master cylinder. You’ll want to make sure that you choose the right type of brake fluid for your vehicle so that it doesn’t damage your lines. You’ll want to check to make sure that it’s filled up as full as it can go and put the cap back on."
eHow Article: Filling the Master Cylinder with Brake Pad Fluid
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roosterau said
on 8/2/2008 Great series of video's! Condinent that the mainstream public could now perform this task. Well done mate! From the great land you call down under! ;-)