Does anyone now how to remove the brake rotors and pads on a mazda protege 2000
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Mazpro: if you have done it on the Taurus you can do it on the Protégé.
Buy yourself the Haynes manual so you know the torque values and also read the sticky: The unofficial user's guide ...
Buy yourself the Haynes manual so you know the torque values and also read the sticky: The unofficial user's guide ...
Last edited by tanprotege; 10-30-2013 at 11:06 AM.
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I have a 2000 Protege ES.
If you're doing pads, you should only need to unfasten the bottom caliper bolt and slide the caliper upward to access the pads.
If you're doing pads and rotors you should be able to unbolt the caliper mounting brackets and take the whole assembly off. I think mine were 14mm although I'm not 100% sure.
Something I ran into myself when changing the pads; one side used a standard socket and the other side's caliper bolt had some allen/hex head and needed an allen wrench to remove. I believe that was 7-8mm. Could be something the previous owner did but just a heads up to check both sides before getting too deep into the job. You never know with an older car..
If you're doing pads, you should only need to unfasten the bottom caliper bolt and slide the caliper upward to access the pads.
If you're doing pads and rotors you should be able to unbolt the caliper mounting brackets and take the whole assembly off. I think mine were 14mm although I'm not 100% sure.
Something I ran into myself when changing the pads; one side used a standard socket and the other side's caliper bolt had some allen/hex head and needed an allen wrench to remove. I believe that was 7-8mm. Could be something the previous owner did but just a heads up to check both sides before getting too deep into the job. You never know with an older car..
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hi guys once again doing a brake job due to my rotors wrapping i guess from when my cv axle leaking and the grease getting on the driver side rotor without noticing it for at least a couple of 2000 miles since the cv axle repair, i changed my rotors successfully greased caliper pins but my new brake pads seem to have a problem
pic attached
in the pic the middle hole in the inner brakes the hole has a different shape/ size then the others is this ok or should i get a replacement?
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in the pic the middle hole in the inner brakes the hole has a different shape/ size then the others is this ok or should i get a replacement?
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