

Bendix general for the perodua myvi

Bendix general type

After the tire had been removed, removed the 14mm nut at the bottom of the calipper.

Remove the 14mm nut from the caliper.

Move up the caliper

Using the screw driver peel out the old pad

Removed the old pad

The old pad.

When the pad is taken out.

Piton Caliper

Put the new pad to the rotor. Make sure the pad with the white steel marked was in inner sider of the rotor.

Because the new pad is thick,the caliper can't to be reassmble back because the piston is out from the caliper. So, we had to push back the piston back to its normal position using tools like at the above. You also can used the screw driver to push the piston back ti its normal position

Reassmble the caliper and tight the 14mm nut.

Final
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i was wondering what about lubricating the guide pins?