DIY - Brake pad change
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Has anyone changed their own pads? I just found some low dust pads and I want to change the front. Any tips would be appreciated.
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I am about to change mine also. From what I have found out it sounds like a simple pin and sensor removal and the pads come out.
You should also replace the rotors and sensors. I have bought the rotors but don't plan on changing them if they look ok when I have them off. They are a single screw ala Carrera.
Take photos I plan to also.
You should also replace the rotors and sensors. I have bought the rotors but don't plan on changing them if they look ok when I have them off. They are a single screw ala Carrera.
Take photos I plan to also.
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Originally Posted by BaysideC4
Has anyone changed their own pads? I just found some low dust pads and I want to change the front. Any tips would be appreciated.
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Have you checked over on renntech?
Now, the typical 'ltc' reply:
You found the 'Holy Grail' of Cayenne ownership? Real low dust pads?
'skl' has been the leader of this quest for sometime....skl, you reading this?
while I on the other hand never wash the Cayenne nor the wheels...let alone change things like oil, pads....only parts which fail and are replaced under a recall/service action....most of the vehicle now that I think about it....cardan shaft, brake pads, windshield wipers,, A/C system, tow control unit (my favorite), so I prefer the "high dust" pads.
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Yes Lewis, I'm reading this... I'm going to get them from brakeworld.com assuming their webpage is correct and they do offer them for Cayennes! I do get sick of washing wheels- unfortunately I'm **** about that. I love seeing people driving their bimmers or MBs with black front wheels! Your Cayenne must look like that
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Originally Posted by skl
I love seeing people driving their bimmers or MBs with black front wheels! Your Cayenne must look like that ![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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Yes, the Cayenne is pretty much a mess, but as I've said, it's a race to the grave between me and the Cayenne.....
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Originally Posted by skl
I'm sure the front wheels on the 996TT or 968 don't look like that!!
The 996TT (re: garage queen) has never been in the rain....never even checked to see if the wipers actually worked, and last service they replaced the rear wiper blade due to dry rot
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The 968 Cab (re: garage princess) will probably never be driven with the top up and will receive the same attention.
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Hell, even my son's kart gets a full cleaning after every session on track.
Yes, the Cayenne holds a special place in my heart
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