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Honda Civic Brake Pads
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afaik yes.
nearly all disc pads are a simple job to change. esp the front ones.
(there a few exceptions)
ie, old citroens were a nightmare. old fiats were a bit iffy.Get some gorm.0 -
Yes - been quoted £70. I am sure if I can get my hands on them I could do it myself.
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NOO Halfrauds will charge over the odds for not very good ones. Get a decent brand pair (I've heard mintex are good) from ebay or another online retailer. Alternatively consult a local car spares shop.Yes - been quoted £70. I am sure if I can get my hands on them I could do it myself.
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What year is it ?
The new shape Civics need a tool to wind back the piston rather than push it back it
http://www.abbeypowertools.co.uk/car-repair-tools/brake-repair-tools/showitem-5563-52334.aspx
No doubt someone on here will have made one like that for 50p
Have a nice day
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Brake pads are relatively simple to change, although please pay attention to what goes where and remember - if you need to force anything then there is something amiss.
If it's rear pads (or rather, the same hub as is used for the handbrake), you will need a wind back tool for the piston/s in the brake caliper.Remember kids, it's the volts that jolt and the mills that kill.0
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