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Isn't it pretty much:
remove bolts for caliper, remove screws for rotor, remove rotor, drop pads, replace new rotor, replace screws for rotor, compress piston on caliper, replace new pads, replace caliper, heat prep brakes.
That's how it was on my last car, I can't see it being too different. I think they are a little easier than the rear brakes.
remove bolts for caliper, remove screws for rotor, remove rotor, drop pads, replace new rotor, replace screws for rotor, compress piston on caliper, replace new pads, replace caliper, heat prep brakes.
That's how it was on my last car, I can't see it being too different. I think they are a little easier than the rear brakes.
