DB9 rear brake change
DB9 rear brake change
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old phart

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406 posts

140 months

Saturday 4th April 2015
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Changed my rear brakes the other day. Took some pics for anyone that might be thinking about doing it. Brakes are really quite easy. If you can take a tire off and beat something with a hammer you're good to go. Actually easier on the Aston than my Jeep. Don't even have to remove the calipers. Installed EBC red's. HAd a bit of a squeel for a week. All gone now.









Zuman

188 posts

143 months

Sunday 5th April 2015
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Really nice write-up. I used the Vantage video on YouTube when I did my DB9, but your photos are outstanding and really clarify the process, particularly regarding the sensors.

steveatesh

5,368 posts

194 months

Sunday 5th April 2015
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Excellent write up, I'll be doing mine this year on the Vantage, so a good reference for me.

You didn't say what type of beer is necessary? smile

triple5

757 posts

175 months

Sunday 5th April 2015
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Thanks, will be doing mine at some point.

simonr100

641 posts

147 months

Sunday 5th April 2015
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Nice write up and great pictures but I think you missed 2 things-
I remove the brake fluid reservoir cap before pushing the pistons back- it makes it easier.
When fitting the pads I put copper paste on the back to stop brake squeal.
Thanks for sharing.

BeauBee

94 posts

182 months

Monday 6th April 2015
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Very good write up accompanied by some excellent pictures (pictures are worth a thousand words!)
Well done and thank you.

simonr100 said:
...you missed 2 things-
I remove the brake fluid reservoir cap before pushing the pistons back- it makes it easier.
When fitting the pads I put copper paste on the back to stop brake squeal.
+1