How to Replace the Brake Disc on 2007 Chevrolet Aveo?

You must take out the brake rotor by removing the caliper assembly first then removing the caliper bracket without disconnecting brake hoses. Start by removing the 4 n.m (35 lb in) rotor-to-front Wheel Hub detent screw and rotor, then Wheel Hub. Check the rotor after fitting it onto the front Wheel Hub when connecting the detent screw. Fit the caliper bracket onto its mounting points correctly and fasten the caliper bracket bolts to 95 n.m of torque (70 lb ft). Install the caliper assembly afterward. Replace both brake rotors at the same time to keep braking power balanced.

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- Other Name: Rotor, Front Brake
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Q: How to Replace the Brake Disc on 2007 Chevrolet Aveo?
A: You must take out the brake rotor by removing the caliper assembly first then removing the caliper bracket without disconnecting brake hoses. Start by removing the 4 n.m (35 lb in) rotor-to-front Wheel Hub detent screw and rotor, then Wheel Hub. Check the rotor after fitting it onto the front Wheel Hub when connecting the detent screw. Fit the caliper bracket onto its mounting points correctly and fasten the caliper bracket bolts to 95 n.m of torque (70 lb ft). Install the caliper assembly afterward. Replace both brake rotors at the same time to keep braking power balanced.