The steps for disassembling and installing brake pads are as follows:
Preparation: First, make sure the vehicle is parked on flat ground and the handbrake is tightened. Use a jack to lift the vehicle and secure it with a support frame to ensure that the vehicle is stable.
Remove the wheel: Use a suitable wrench to loosen the wheel nuts and then remove the wheel. The brake disc and brake caliper can now be seen.
Remove the brake caliper: Use a wrench or other tool to remove the screws that secure the brake caliper, and carefully move the brake caliper away from the brake disc to avoid pulling the brake oil pipe or hose.
Remove the old brake pad: After removing the brake caliper, the brake pad can be seen. Gently remove the old brake pad and check its wear.
Cleaning the brake parts: Use a special brake cleaner to clean the inside of the brake disc and brake caliper to remove dust and impurities left by the old brake pad to ensure good contact with the new brake pad.
Install the new brake pad: Place the new brake pad in the appropriate position to ensure that it is aligned with the brake disc. Pay attention to the installation direction of the brake pads to ensure correct installation.
Reinstall the brake caliper: Install the brake caliper back to its original position and tighten the fixing screws with a wrench to ensure that the caliper is secure.
Install the wheel: Put the wheel back in place, tighten the nuts by hand, and then tighten them in diagonal order with a wrench.