Brake discs and pads
#1
Brake discs and pads
Hi
I need an honest opinion on how difficult it is to replace front and rear brake discs and pads on an audi a4 96. I havent ever done any brackes before and i am particuly worried about bleading them afterwards. This always sounded tricky to me. I am not stupid though and i am fairly mechinal minded.
Another question
i have found front discs for £17.50 about $25 sounds very cheap to me. Any opinions
Thanx
I need an honest opinion on how difficult it is to replace front and rear brake discs and pads on an audi a4 96. I havent ever done any brackes before and i am particuly worried about bleading them afterwards. This always sounded tricky to me. I am not stupid though and i am fairly mechinal minded.
Another question
i have found front discs for £17.50 about $25 sounds very cheap to me. Any opinions
Thanx
#3
RE: Brake discs and pads
It's actually one of teh easier things you can do on your own car... Assuming you havethe right tools. I'll PM you, a little bit later on in my day (you're 5hours ahead of me, I believe) with a link or two I have to web pages that explains the processes (if I can find them, that is). I actually used the one for my rear pad replacement, this spring, on my D2...
EDIT: Bleeding is a bit more tricky, but still fairly easily doable with the proppa tools
EDIT: Bleeding is a bit more tricky, but still fairly easily doable with the proppa tools
#4
RE: Brake discs and pads
You can do it. Just get a basic manual. Theres no need to bleed the brakes when only changing the pads and discs, although it wouldn't hurt. May as well fix one thing at a time so you know that the brakes and discs solved your braking issues.
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