changing brake pads?
#2
Just get the new ones with sensors. They slide in and out once you remove the bolt. Save the flat plates on the back of the old pads. Use them on the new pads. You put anti squeal between the pads and the plate like a sandwich. Also in case you don't already know the calipers twist back in so buy the cube of the help rack for european brakes it has a bunch of tabs on it or there is another tools that makes it real easy for about 15 bucks, it looks like a clamp but pushes and spins the caliper at the same time.
#4
yes,
The Anti squeal comes in packets or squeeze bottle
They also have the brake tools, I think the front just pushes in and the rear brake calipers screw back in.
As for the pads I would order good ones on line. I don't know what auto zone sells but it is really annoying when they put out too much dust.
As for what brand read this link it should help;
https://www.audiforums.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=130681
The Anti squeal comes in packets or squeeze bottle
They also have the brake tools, I think the front just pushes in and the rear brake calipers screw back in.
As for the pads I would order good ones on line. I don't know what auto zone sells but it is really annoying when they put out too much dust.
As for what brand read this link it should help;
https://www.audiforums.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=130681
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