GK813
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I bought a new ToolPro 18 PCE disc brake pad and caliper service tool kit to push the piston in when changing brake pads along with a Toledo brake bleeder & fluid extractor 1L to bleed the lines but im not sure if I have to pump the brake pedal after the new pads are in and to do this before I bleed the lines, ie:
1. remove brake fluid cap in engine bay
2. take caliper off and remove old pads
3. use ToolPro service tool kit to push the piston in
4. put new pads in and replace caliper
5. do as above for other 3 wheels
6. pump brake pedal about 6 times to push pistons back out
7. bleed brake lines using Toledo extractor in correct order
Is the above correct? I'm doing this on my own hence the Toledo extractor with an air compressor.
1. remove brake fluid cap in engine bay
2. take caliper off and remove old pads
3. use ToolPro service tool kit to push the piston in
4. put new pads in and replace caliper
5. do as above for other 3 wheels
6. pump brake pedal about 6 times to push pistons back out
7. bleed brake lines using Toledo extractor in correct order
Is the above correct? I'm doing this on my own hence the Toledo extractor with an air compressor.