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  1. 2004 1.9tdi rear brake disc/pad replacement 
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    Hi all, is this a dealer only job....seems my rear pads are well down and discs well grooved.

    i have replaced discs/pads on other cars(straight foreword with undo little hex bolt) but do these have bearings in them or not, can it be a DIY job.....

    any info helpfull as i would like to get then done before winter sets in propper...

    thanks

    kevin

    PS, it has a handbrake, not electric button/lever ???
     
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  2. Re: 2004 1.9tdi rear brake disc/pad replacement 
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    Video link below, easier than me going through a long winded explanation. (probably a few more you can look at as well)
    2002 Volkswagen Passat,rear brake pads/rotor how to replace - YouTube
    I came in to this world with nothing and I've still got most of it left.
     
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    ha haaa....i see, i think mine are a straight replacement without the bearing ???? so the video looks lik it...

    will manufacture a piston rewinder before hand......i have some threaded bar in the garage...

    kevin
     
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    Buy the Laser tool from Halfords or ebay, much easier than messing about adapting stuff. I used long nose pliers and waterpump pliers but it goes much better with the right tool especially when calipers are seized... Also use decent axle stands when working under the car. You will need a thin 15mm open ended spanner and a 13mm ratchet spanner for the sliding bolts.
     
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    The proper tool is cheap as chips i ruined a perfectly good circlip pliers trying that method.
     
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    Car boot/market stall tools, spend a score buy no more!
     
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    Hi, well all the good weekend stalls have been shut down near me so that line is a no go....

    is this the best purchase

    Volkswagen Passat Sharan Bora Eos Lupo Golf T4 T5 Brake Caliper Windback Tool | eBay


    i will be purchasing the brake discs/pads this week and might as well get a tool to do the job....

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    Sorry mate I mean US pro are the sort of tools that are sold at car boots markets etc.

    Halfords | Laser Brake Caliper Rewind Tool
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by unclespevie View Post
    Hi, well all the good weekend stalls have been shut down near me so that line is a no go....

    is this the best purchase

    Volkswagen Passat Sharan Bora Eos Lupo Golf T4 T5 Brake Caliper Windback Tool | eBay


    i will be purchasing the brake discs/pads this week and might as well get a tool to do the job....

    kevin
    That will be fine.
     
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