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Model: Mini Mini R55, R56, R57 - Years 2007-2014
Part: Brake pads
Operation: How to replace the brake pads of the Mini

As a first operation it will obviously be necessary to remove the tire on which it will be necessary to replace, so you will surely have prepared pedestals to support your car, now you can remove the bolts that block the brake from the rear, in this way you can remove the bracket that includes the piston that stops the pads and remove them, now you will have to press the piston plunger up to the start of the stroke, in this way you will not have problems with the thickness of the new pads. Now you just have to install the new tablets and that's it!


Posted on 25 September 2023 by ScegliAuto

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How to reset the tire pressure warning light on Dacia Sandero?

Let's see below how it is possible to reset the low tire pressure signal on the car: first of all it is necessary to check the correct tire pressure by comparing it with the pressures reported in the use and maintenance manual. After that, turn on the ignition and locate the command on the right side of the steering wheel at the top that allows you to access the on-board computer menu, then select the car symbol, after which select the "up arrow" command up to that the indication "tire pressure" appears on the display. At that point, press the "Ok" control on the steering wheel and keep it pressed to reset the signal.

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