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Model: Kawasaki Zx6r
In order to replace the rear brake pads of the Kawasaki ZX6R, you need to loosen the screws that secure the brake caliper to its disc, so that it can be completely detached from its housing. Once the caliper is detached, you can remove the pin that holds the pads in place so that they can be removed from their housing. After removing the old pads, you can insert the new ones and secure them with the appropriate pin; after installation, you can check that everything is functioning correctly after the replacement.
Posted on 3 May 2025 by ScegliAuto
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