LONGEVITY TIPS

• Avoid disc pads that are bonded or glued to the brake shoe. Select pads that are riveted to the shoe.
• Replace disc brake shoes before pads are worn down to the rivets. Exposed rivets will gouge the disc rotor and necessitate its expensive replacement as well.
• If your brake pads get wet from heavy rain or driving through water, dry them by gently pumping the brake pedal while driving.
• Do not perform work on disc brakes simultaneously; service brake calipers one at a time. This will prevent the pistons from popping out of the opposite caliper. It will also preserve a working model for reassembly.

SYSTEMS
DISC BRAKES
SAFETY TIPS
PROPER CARE