Hi,
I was wondering if somebody could tell me what tools I need to replace the pads on my front discs.
I have a '98 Grand Cherokee, and I'd like to make sure I have the right stuff before I start. This is my first Jeep, but I've replaced a lot of brakes on my previous cars. Some of them required odd sizes of star bits.
Thanks!
--Bill snipped-for-privacy@psu.edu
Just the standard stuff and a big ass C clamp to push the piston back in. (remember to take loosen the lid on the brake fluid container first so it doesn't burp) Use the old pad to push the piston back in.
Clean, lube and check the carrier bolts for wear.
In article , William Ames wrote: #Hi, # #I was wondering if somebody could tell me what tools I need to replace the #pads on my front discs. # #I have a '98 Grand Cherokee, and I'd like to make sure I have the right #stuff before I start. This is my first Jeep, but I've replaced a lot of #brakes on my previous cars. Some of them required odd sizes of star bits.
Other than being all metric, it's pretty standard. ;-P
/herb
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