Do I Need to Replace Brake Pads When Installing New Brake Rotors?
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When installing new brake rotors, it depends on the wear level of both the brake pads and rotors. If the brake pads were recently replaced and show minimal wear, replacement is unnecessary. Brake pads, which function to stop the vehicle, consist of a steel plate, adhesive heat insulation layer, and friction block. The steel plate undergoes anti-rust coating, with temperature distribution during the coating process monitored by an oven temperature tracker to ensure quality. Steps for replacing brake pads: 1. Release the handbrake, loosen the hub nuts of the wheel requiring brake service, then jack up the vehicle and remove the tire; 2. After removing the tire to expose the brake caliper and rotor, apply lubricant to loosen and remove necessary screws or nuts; 3. Secure the caliper with a rope and remove the old brake pads; 4. Open the hood and unscrew the brake fluid reservoir cap; 5. Install the new brake pads in their correct position.