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Old 05-07-2008, 11:12 PM
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Changing front pads

Well I have my fist vehicle with ABS, 2003 montana, is there anything special I need to do to change the pads? Thanks
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Re: Changing front pads

No, it's generally the same.
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Re: Changing front pads

Ok thanks for the reply, I thought maybe with the Antilocks I had to do something different when pushing the pistons back in.
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Re: Changing front pads

On all my vehicles, I open the bleeder valve when I compress the caliper piston. This starts the process of changing out the brake fluid and prevents a "back flush" through the anti-loc system. I have a canister with a clear tube and rubber fitting that fits on the bleeder valve.

I also remove all the fluid from the resevoir and refill with fresh fluid prior to bleeding. After pad and/or caliper replcaement, I then bleed the calipers until clean fluid comes out.

For filling the resevoir, I use a really big syringe with a clear hose on it to pull in the new fluid and plunge into the resevoir. It's tough to get to the resevoir on these vans.
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