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Removing and installing brake pads > < Installing
Servicing front wheel brakes, Lucas brake caliper
   
Servicing front wheel brakes, Lucas brake caliper
  Note!
t  After replacing brake pads, depress brake pedal firmly several times with vehicle stationary so that the brake pads are properly seated in their normal operating position.
t  To draw off brake fluid from the reservoir, use a bleeder bottle which is used only for brake fluid. Brake fluid is poisonous and must on no account be sucked out by mouth using a hose!
t  Fit brake pedal depressor -V.A.G 1869/2- before removing a brake caliper or disconnecting a brake hose.
t  Wheel bolts tightening torque: 110 Nm
t  Do not re-use used brake fluid.
1 - Brake disc, ventilated
q   Dimensions and wear limits → Chapter
q   When worn always renew both sides.
q   Never remove brake discs from hub by force. If necessary use penetrating fluid, otherwise brake discs can be damaged.
2 - Cross-head screw
3 - Brake pad
q   Removing and installing → Chapter
q   Checking thickness → Booklet
4 - Hub
q   Pressing out and in → Running Gear, Axles, Steering; Rep. Gr.40
5 - Hexagon bolt, 10 Nm
6 - Splash plate
7 - Wheel bearing housing
8 - Brake carrier with guide pins and protective caps
q   Supplied as replacement part assembled with sufficient amount of grease on guide pins
q   If protective caps are damaged use repair kit
q   Use grease sachet supplied to lubricate guide pins
9 - Heat shield
q   Insert into piston
10 - Brake caliper
q   Servicing → Chapter
q   Removing and installing → Chapter
11 - Self-locking hexagon bolt, 35 Nm
q   Renew
12 - Guide pin
13 - Ribbed combi-bolt, 125 Nm
14 - Protective cap
15 - Hexagon socket head bolt, 8 Nm
16 - ABS speed sensor
q   Before inserting sensor, clean fitting hole inner surface and coat with lubricating paste -G 000 650-

   

Removing and installing brake pads > < Installing