Changing Pads + Rotors = Need to bleed brakes?
My bro's G needs new rotors and pads (sedan-non brembo). I know that just changing pads you won't need to bleed the brake fluid. But he needs new rotors as well. Would I have to bleed the brake fluid? On a scale of 1 - 10 , one being installing a pop charger and a ten - turbo kit. How hard is this job? Any insight is appreciated.
Originally Posted by bugsbbunny
On a scale of 1 - 10 , one being installing a pop charger and a ten - turbo kit. How hard is this job? Any insight is appreciated.
bleeding the brakes take a long time, but i knwo it makes a big difference if its been a while. Doing rotors and pads is a 2-3 out of 10 and it shouldn't take more than 1.5 hours for all four sides if you do it alone. With two people, 30 minutes ish. The hardest part is getting the caked on dust off the caliper and cleaning up the mess the stock pads make on the dust shield ect. Make sur eyou have some kind of brake cleaner handy
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