How to Replace Brake Pads?
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Open the engine compartment and check if the brake fluid level is at the normal position to avoid overflow during the brake pad replacement process. Align the jack with the support point at the bottom of the car. As for the specific support point, it should be determined based on the position marked by the car manufacturer. Once aligned, raise the jack until the tire is completely off the ground, then remove the tire. Use a wrench with a socket to remove the bolts of the brake caliper, then directly take out the old brake pads. Push the brake piston back inwards and install the new brake pads to complete the job. More relevant information is as follows: Brake Pads: Brake pads can be considered the most critical component of the braking system, and their quality is directly related to driving safety. Therefore, when we find that the car cannot brake effectively or the brake pads have worn to a certain extent, they should be replaced promptly.