How Often Should the Brake Pads on the New Volkswagen Passat Be Replaced?
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The brake pads on the new Volkswagen Passat should be replaced every 60,000 kilometers. Opening the rear wheel brake caliper: Connect the vehicle using the onboard computer, and select "Open the rear wheel brake caliper" in the brake pad replacement settings interface. After about 5 seconds, you can hear the sound of the rear wheel caliper separating, and the brake motor retracts. (Note: The owner needs to open the brake fluid cap because there will be pressure impact when the caliper retracts, and the brake fluid may inevitably flow back under pressure.) If the caliper does not fully retract: Loosen the two screws. If the caliper does not fully retract, you can use a flat-head screwdriver to pry it open slightly. Installing the brake pads: Open the brake caliper cover and place the new brake pads correctly. The side with text labels should face outward, and the smooth, unmarked side should face inward.