How to Replace the Brake Disc on 2008 Chevrolet Aveo?

Begin by removing the caliper without touching brake hoses then taking off the caliper bracket. Unscrew the front Wheel Hub detent screw from the rotor and Wheel Hub before pulling off the rotor. Check the rotor to find wear and damage on its surfaces. When the inspection phase ends you can attach the rotor to the Wheel Hub and fasten the detent screw at 4 n.m torque. Attach the caliper bracket and tighten its mounting bolts to 95 n.m (70 lb ft) torque settings. Mount the caliper at the end of the process.

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- Other Name: Rotor, Front Brake
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- Condition: New
- SKU: 96534660
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Q: How to Replace the Brake Disc on 2008 Chevrolet Aveo?
A: Begin by removing the caliper without touching brake hoses then taking off the caliper bracket. Unscrew the front Wheel Hub detent screw from the rotor and Wheel Hub before pulling off the rotor. Check the rotor to find wear and damage on its surfaces. When the inspection phase ends you can attach the rotor to the Wheel Hub and fasten the detent screw at 4 n.m torque. Attach the caliper bracket and tighten its mounting bolts to 95 n.m (70 lb ft) torque settings. Mount the caliper at the end of the process.