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964 Rear brakes

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Anyone had a go at replacing these, any hints or tips?

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Jason
 
what exactly are you going to replace, pads ,discs, or are you trying to upgrade.
 
electech said:
what exactly are you going to replace, pads ,discs, or are you trying to upgrade.
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I was thinking the same :?

It also depends whether it's C2 2 pots or C4 (and late C2) 4 pots.

The 2 pot pads are easy to change except if you've got corrosion under the spring plates. Then you either need to extract the plates, clean the corrosion and put them back with new screws. A real bu**er of a job. Alternatively you can dremel down the edges of the pad plates so they fit - there's no danger of them dropping out because the 2 pots have retaining pins.
 
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