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How to Replace Rear Brake Pads on Skoda Octavia 2

Model: Skoda Octavia MK 2, 1Z - Years 2004-2012
Part: Brake pads

Follow these simple steps to easily and DIY replace the rear brake pads on a Skoda Octavia second series. First, lift the vehicle and remove the rear wheel; then unscrew the bolts securing the brake caliper using two spanners. At this point, remove the brake caliper and pry out the old brake pads, as shown in the video. Clean the caliper of carbon residues and compress the piston so that you can insert the new pads; reassemble everything, following the video to the end!

Updated on 7 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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