The brake discs are designed for long periods of service and may "survive" not one set of brake pads. But they are not eternal. You can replace the brake discs independently. This requires: To remove the wheel. Put the wheel at the door of the car. The wheel-bolt of the brake disc (if any) should be turned off.Remove the attachment of the brake sub-port and move the pimp away. If you do not remove the disc, you will need to beat the hammer at the inner part of the disc, moving around the entire perimeter of the disk.
- Reduce the car.
- To remove the wheel.
- Put the wheel at the door of the car.
- Scroll the wheel pin of the brake disc (if any).
- Remove the attachment of the brake sub-port and push the sub-port aside.
- Sdern the brake disc on you. If you do not remove the disc, you will need to beat the hammer at the inner part of the disc, moving around the entire perimeter of the disk.
The new brake disc shall be set in reverse sequence. When replacing the brake disc, it is highly desirable to replace brake pads, even if the old one has not yet fully developed its own resource. You only need to change the brake discs.
