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    REAR BRAKING

    Got a little bit of grinding on the rear braking,hand brake seems ok when on,but when foot applied grind's a bit.Any one give me some tips to get screws out of calipers,seem rusted in ?

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    u mean the bolts that hold the pads on ???

    Normally its a torx head bolt - if its tight i have some repalcement carriers u can buy from me and swap them over ???

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    If you mean the torx bolts holding the pads in and they are seized, if you bash the pad enough the bolt ends will snap and the bolts fall out. Only do that if you dont need the pads though ;)

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    Only half the clios had bolts holding the pads in

    Could just be that you've worn the pads down to the backing? Or simply got some grit of something in there

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    PADS

    Well there stuck in there but ive got some more so il just replace em,just have to snap the one already in there ? should i replace the discs ? i dont i have to ?

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    If they are stuck in there that points to the rear calipers being seized, check they'll slide back and forth fairly easily

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    pads

    surely if the rear calipers were seized then it wouldnt brake ? i just want to know if you have to change the disc's if your changing the pad's

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    dont have to no, but its reccommended


 

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