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Model: Suzuki Sv 650
Part: Brake pads

To replace the rear brake pads on a Suzuki SV 650, loosen the bolts securing the caliper to its housing so that it can be completely detached. After removing the caliper, take out the pin that secures the pads in their respective seat to remove them as well. Once the old pads are removed, insert the new ones, securing them with the pin. Finally, refit the caliper onto the corresponding disc and secure it with the appropriate bolts.

Updated on 14 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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