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    wrong forum i know but was out in my wee mums clio earlier and brake pads are goosed! can anyone advise me if its a straight forward job to replace front brake pads on ?06 plate clio 1.2 campus?

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    Yes really easy job

    Be ware that even tho it's on an 06 plate being a campus it's probably got the mk2 brakes.

    Youll need a 7mm Allen key to do the calipers bolts

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    Quote Originally Posted by Critch View Post
    Yes really easy job

    Be ware that even tho it's on an 06 plate being a campus it's probably got the mk2 brakes.

    Youll need a 7mm Allen key to do the calipers bolts
    ah good stuff mate ill have s go ,was just a bit wary as my toolkit is basic to say the least lol

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    If its only the pads your changing all need to do is
    Jack it up an support it
    Remove wheels
    Remove rubber bungs from end of caliper sliders
    unclip wear indicator plug of fitted
    Undo the 7mm bolt which also acts as the slider
    move caliper out the way
    swap pads over
    carefully push piston back.( I tend to just put hammer handle into piston an then push against my shoulder)
    clean up sliders
    Rebuild

    Tools needed should only be
    Wheel brace
    jack and axle stands
    hammer, g clamp or similar to push piston back
    7mm Allen key

    Hope that helps

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    Quote Originally Posted by Critch View Post
    If its only the pads your changing all need to do is
    Jack it up an support it
    Remove wheels
    Remove rubber bungs from end of caliper sliderss
    unclip wear indicator plug of fitted
    Undo the 7mm bolt which also acts as the slider
    move caliper out the way
    swap pads over
    carefully push piston back.( I tend to just put hammer handle into piston an then push against my shoulder)
    clean up sliders
    Rebuild

    Tools needed should only be
    Wheel brace
    jack and axle stands
    hammer, g clamp or similar to push piston back
    7mm Allen key

    Hope that helps
    spot on mate cheers,was wondering if i required rewind tool but clio of this vintage is obviously pretty basic lol

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    Front brake pads never need the tool to wind them back.

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    Only require rewind tool on rear calipers mate.

    All a rewind tool does it make life bit easier pushing them back.

    Rear brakes on the clio a **** lol

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