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Replacing Brake Discs and Pads

Model: Audi A6 MK 2, C5 - Years 1997-2004
Part: Brake rotors

A mechanic demonstrates how to remove and replace the brake discs and pads. He shows the vehicle already lifted with the wheels removed.

In this video, see in detail how to proceed to avoid further damage to the vehicle - which in this particular case also has damaged hoses.

After removing the brake calipers, proceed to remove the pads. In this type of work, one of the most complicated steps is always retracting the brake piston, which is necessary to properly seat the new pads.

The vehicle used as a model in this video is an Audi A6.

Updated on 1 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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