I purchased a kit at Harbor Freight and it has worked like a CHARM!
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Nice "How To" on the brake pad replacement Octaneguy:cornut:
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Been looking for something like that for a looongg time. Thanks Mr. Honeymoon!
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Steve AdministratorStaff Member Articles Moderator
For Gen2 cars, be sure to check this one:
How To: Front brake pad replacement (Gen2) -
Thanks Steve and Thanks to Ron for posting
I went from thinking I could do this to definitely going to do it when current pads give out -
caliper tool
So I went to my local auto zone and advanced auto tonight to "rent" their tool and guess what.... It didn't fit. The pins were either too far apart or too fat to fit in. Where does everyone get the tool? -
Thanks Erika. Went today and eventhough they didn't have the kit you were talking about they had an even BIGGER one (that I used 2 parts of) that worked like a charm.
Now I have a really dumb question. I replaces the sensor wires and low and behold... The light is still on. is there a reset I'm missing or is it and ID10T error that I made some where along the way like not securly pluging the wire in completely? -
I could be wrong but I seem to remember the sensors only provided new data every 3 ignition cycles. On my old r50 the light stayed on for a couple start ups but eventually went off.