about to change the front pads on a 106 l reg 1.1
is it straitforward. had a quick look before.
do the pins just drift out. cant see anything holding them in place.
cheers rob
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Does the car have Girling or Bendix calipers? Girling have bolts, Bendix have slides and securing 'wedges'.
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Have just had mine done by the garage - £35 inc. fitting. Is it really worth doing yourself? (No offense intended)
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If they have slide out pins, they can be a s#d to drive out due to rust.....
madf
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done the deed today it had pins and they were siezed but not to bad pads were £12 thanks for the info
cheers rob
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Well, that told me, didn't it!
Nice one.
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Yeah, they're pretty easy to change....but identifying the brake manufacturer can be a pain at times....that's the biggest bugbear with Peugeot :-(
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I'm sure it's not the biggest, Dave! :)
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oh............Peugeot wiring and their wiring diagrams leave somewhat to be desired......I'll tell ya!
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Why do the carpets always peel away from the sides of the footwells on 106s, that's what I want to know. Or more to the point, how do you stick them back down again?
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