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Replacing the Rear Brake Disc on a Renault Megane

Model: Renault Megane Megane 2 - Years 2002-2010
Part: Brake rotors

Is the rear brake disc on your Renault Megane due for replacement? Here’s how to remove the brake disc. Lift the car using a column lift, then remove the rear wheel (using a telescopic spanner) along with the respective bolts. Unscrew the caliper bolt and remove the caliper from the disc. Take off the brake disc (unscrew the brake screws). Fit the new brake disc onto the rear hub. Reattach the caliper with the bracket onto the brake disc. Refill the caliper pump if there has been a loss of pressure. Test the brakes on the Renault Megane.

Updated on 18 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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