I figure this one is old enough now that I can start beating and banging on it myself. Thought I would start with the rear brakes since the pads are at about 20 % The rotors are barely worn enough to feel a ridge but I will replace them anyway as the surface is badly pitted. Everything looks to be easy to access; ie ; bleeder and caliper bolts. There is a guide pin for the rim that has to be removed and supposedly there is an adjusting screw for the handbrake cable which I didn't see. Anyone know the correct size for the "metric" hex key neede to remove the caliper bolts? Any other surprises I should be aware of ?
92 9000S - Rear Brake Job - Any Advice Appreciated
Jul 01, 2003
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7mm. The adjusting screw, which you will need to adjust, is hidden behind a bolt at the back of the caliper (you remove the bolt to access it). The adjusting screw is IIRC 4mm allen.
Not really - pretty straightforward.
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