Caution! Brake discs must be replaced simultaneously on both sides of the front suspension.
1. Remove the caliper without disconnecting the brake hose from it (see subsection 9.8). Hang the caliper on the wire to the suspension spring, making sure that the brake hose is not stretched, twisted or kinked too much.
2.Remove screw 1 (see figureRear wheel disc brake mechanism parts) brake disc fastenings.
3. Wet the joints between disc 2 and hub 5 with WD 40. Wait a little while for the rust to dissolve and remove any dirt and rust.
4. Remove brake disc 2 from hub 5. If removal is difficult, knock off the disc with a rubber or polymer hammer.
5. Clean hub 5 thoroughly.
6. Install new disk 2 and screw in screw 1 to secure it.
7. Before installing the caliper, screw in the piston using a special tool. If you don't have a tool, you can do this using, for example, snap ring pliers.
8. Install the wheel. Only fully tighten the wheel bolts with the vehicle on the ground.
9. Press the brake pedal several times to bring the pistons into working position.
10. Check and, if necessary, top up the brake fluid in the reservoir to the required level.
| Nominal thickness of brake disc, mm | 9 |
| Minimum permissible brake disc thickness, mm | 7 |
Tightening torques, Nm
| Wheel mounting bolts | 120 |
| Brake disc mounting screw | 4 |