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stock1 07-14-2005 05:03 PM

How do I replace front brake pads for 98 Honda Civic
 
I am a college student so I cannot afford to pay to get the front brake pads of my 1998 Honda Civic Replaced. Could somebody tell me how to do it or email where I can find the information. Thanks so much for all your help and God Bless to all.

westcoaststyle 07-14-2005 05:29 PM

Remove the wheel
Use a 12mm wrench to remove the lower 12mm bolt on the caliper
Flip the caliper up
Pull the pads
Put in the new pads
Flip the caliper down
Install the 12mm bolt

That's it. :)

TeHJuSTiN 07-14-2005 05:36 PM


Originally Posted by westcoaststyle
Remove the wheel
Use a 12mm wrench to remove the lower 12mm bolt on the caliper
Flip the caliper up
Pull the pads
Put in the new pads
Flip the caliper down
Install the 12mm bolt

That's it. :)

He/She will probably have to compress the caliper back in to fit it over the rotor with the new pads.

CivicSiRacer 07-14-2005 05:49 PM

Yeah literally takes like 15 minutes per side if not less. Compress the piston back in with a c-clamp or Quick Clip.

stock1 07-14-2005 06:15 PM

Thank so much guys, I am a girl so it might take me longer then 15 minutes per side, but I am sure I can get it done, only car I have, Not saying because I am a girl that it will take me longer just that I have never done anything like that, only changed my tire, so I should be ok. God Bless to you all

CivicSiRacer 07-14-2005 07:51 PM

If you are in the PA area I can help you. It's actually easier than it looks. I kicked myself for not learning it sooner :)

foot 07-14-2005 08:37 PM

Being a girl should have little to do with not being quick about it. Nobody is born knowing anything but how to eat and crap.

You SHOULD crack the bleeder screw before you compress the piston. It keeps all sorts of contamination from being shoved back up there. You'll probably be fine if you don't, though.

westcoaststyle 07-15-2005 07:32 AM


Originally Posted by TeHJuSTiN
He/She will probably have to compress the caliper back in to fit it over the rotor with the new pads.

Ah... a technicality. :reechy:


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