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installing front brake pads on 98 S70.. S70

posted by  Axel on  Mon Apr 5 10:19 CST 2004
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Any gotcha's on installing the pads on a S-70..
for example to compress the rear calipers on a 98 Jetta you have to turn it
while compressing it..
Anything like that on the S-70?

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    installing front brake pads on 98 S70.. S70

    posted by  Chasing-the-Wind on  Mon Apr 12 18:15 CST 2004
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    If you haven't installed the pads yet, I'd add:
    Check the lip on each rotor. They need to be replaced about every other set of pads on my S70. Secondly, my pistons compressed by rocking/pressing the caliper with the old pads in against the rotor. Also, it is a good time to check the brake hoses while your head's in there! Good luck.








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    installing front brake pads on 98 S70.. S70

    posted by  someone claiming to be Ray N. on  Mon Apr 5 12:48 CST 2004 [RELATED]

    It is a pretty easy job. This site has all the tools and
    procedures:

    http://volvospeed.com/850fbrake1.htm

    The biggest issue is with squeeking pads. Use the brake grease as
    described. Also, OEM pads seem less likely to squeel.






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