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BRAKES

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BRAKES

C. CALIPER PAD REPLACEMENT

NOTE

Caliper pad replacement for front and rear caliper

can be done in similar manner, therefore follow

the same procedure of caliper pad replacement

for removal of rear caliper pads after removal of

rear tyres.

1. Keep the gear shifter lever in neutral position.

2. Apply the parking brake.

3. Jack the vehicle and remove the front wheel.

4. Loosen and remove the bottom sliding pin bolt.

NOTE

Before removing the sliding pin bolt, ensure that

the pedal is fully depressed i.e. caliper is fully

returned at zero condition.

5. Swing the caliper up, hold with one hand and

then remove the pads one after the other.

INSPECTION

Measure the pad lining thickness if it is found to

be 1mm or less anywhere, it has to be replaced.

The inboard pads of front and rear brakes are

provided with the wear indicator.

1. FRONT BRAKE PAD INDICATOR

2. REAR BRAKE PAD INDICATOR

PAD

Front

Rear

PAD lining thickness

11.3mm

10.0

Useful PAD Thickness

10.3 mm

9.0

FITMENT

For fitment follow the reverse procedure of

removal.

! CAUTION

The inboard pads are provided with wear

indicator assembly. Since the inboard pad and

shims are not inter-changeable.

In rear caliper, only inboard pad has clip-on

shim. Outboard pad doesn’t have shim.

Do not polish the pads with sand or emery

paper as hard particles of sand or emery paper

will deposit on pad and may damage disc.