Need directions on how to change rotors and pads

[Guest FlyStyle]

Sorry guys,

 

Just want some direction, even better if you had pics of someone changing their rotors and pads on their car. Im just a little sketchy bout doing it all myself but dont get me wrong i want to. i have never changed my brake fluid before so i am just a noob at brakes. i would really appreciate it if someone had directions or pics on this process. i have a 94 legacy L. also im going to be doing my drive axles, and any info on that would be greatly appreciated..

 

Thanks in advance

Ali

[Guest Cougar4]

I think the best thing to do is get a service manual to guide you with this. It will show you what to do about this job and also the next one you have down the road. It is a worthy investment.

 

Glen

[Guest kevinsUBARU]

When I had help changing my brakes, the guy who helped me documented the whole process in a step by step photo instruction web page. I will try and find it for you It might be later today though, I have to get to work soon!

[Guest kevinsUBARU]

I thought it would take forever to find since everything happened about 3 years ago, but it took about 5 minutes Enjoy!

 

www.geocities.com/matsut_...e_fix.html

[Guest FlyStyle]

thanks a bunch,

 

the site was great, but i have one questions, you didnt mentions anything about brake fluid or anthing?? was that on purpose or what?

 

also, i will use the only manual that i do have, the haynes and maybe with all these resources i wont mess things up.... at least hopefully.

 

Ali

[Guest kevinsUBARU]

There is no need to touch the brake fluid. If you want to, get a one man brake bleed kit from the parts store.

 

The next week, I went and had them flushed/refilled at the dealer for $25. Brake fluid is toxic stuff and I dont want the doggie around it