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    4. : Brake pads and discs replacement

Saab 9 3 - Video tutorial

Model: Saab 9 3 MK 2 - Years 2002-2014
Part: Brake discs
Operation: Brake pads and discs replacement

Loosen the fixing pins of the front wheels before lifting the car and complete the disassembly after having raised it. Then remove the fixing pins of the brake calliper after having removed the protective caps; then release the pad retaining spring and remove the caliper and the pads themselves. Using an arc clamp, retract the caliper piston to accommodate the new pads. Then disassemble the fixing pins of the caliper support and remove it; then unscrew the screw fixing the disc to the hub and remove the disc to be able to apply the new one. Clean the support from any dirt residues and refit it to the hub; finally insert the new pads, the caliper (after lubricating the pins) and the sealing spring.


Posted on 23 July 2023 by ScegliAuto



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