A: 1. Before replacing brake pads, the cover of brake fluid storage tank in the engine room should be opened first to check the height of brake fluid level. If the brake fluid level is above the highest limit, the brake fluid should be sucked out to prevent the overflow of brake fluid in the process of replacement.
2.Prepare brake pads to be replaced and remove the wheel on which the brake is located.Avoid rim scratches during disassembly.
3.Remove the bolt of the brake clamp with a wrench combined with the socket, and then remove the brake pad (if there is a brake sensor wire, remove the brake sensor wire first).Observe whether the brake pads are excessively worn or cracked, and if so, carry out the next replacement.
4, because the brake will have a lot of sand or soil, so use a cloth to clean up, and then apply muffler paste to prevent the abnormal sound.
5. Use the piston pressure pump to press the piston to the position where it cannot be pressed, and then install the brake pad on the brake pliers, and install the new brake pad in place (those with brake induction line should also be installed well), tighten the guide bolt, and install it.
6. Cover the cover of the liquid storage tank after installation, press the brake pedal several times and reset the brake.Then observe the height of brake fluid in the appropriate height range.