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Mitsubishi Outlander - Video tutorial
Model: Mitsubishi Outlander
MK 2
- Years 2007-2012 To replace the rear discs and pads, lift the car on the bridge and remove the rear wheel; then unscrew only the lower pin of the caliper and rotate it upwards in order to extract the pads; It is therefore possible to remove the disc and then clean the seat on the hub with an iron brush and apply grease to prevent corrosion; then apply the new disc after having cleaned it with brake cleaner, make the calliper cylinder re-enter by rotating it with the special tool and insert the new pads to complete the installation;
Posted on 29 August 2023 by ScegliAuto
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