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Model: Kawasaki Z900
In order to replace the front brake pads of the Kawasaki Z900, you need to loosen the nut that secures the brake caliper to the corresponding disc: once this nut is removed, you can also remove the corresponding pin and free the pads from inside the caliper. Once the old pads have been removed, you can insert the new ones inside the caliper, repositioning it on the disc and securing everything with the pin and bolt; after installation, you will need to check that everything is functioning correctly.
Posted on 26 October 2024 by ScegliAuto
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