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Replacing Brake Pads

Model: Vauxhall Corsa Corsa A - Years 1982-1993
Part: Brake pads

Lift the vehicle on suitable axle stands and remove the front wheel (loosen the bolts before lifting the vehicle); unscrew the brake caliper mounting bolts, slide out the old pads by retracting the caliper (the rear pad will come out after removing the disc); unscrew the disc mounting screw and remove it from the hub; insert the new rear pad with the corresponding mounting spring, fit the new disc (or the same if still effective) and then insert the front pad with the corresponding spring. Finally, remount the caliper, tightening the relevant mounting bolts.

Updated on 7 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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