Post by Rinconrolla on Apr 29, 2015 19:57:04 GMT -5
This is a DIY for a 2008 Toyota Rav 4 WITH OUT 3rd row seating .
There is a difference in pads and rotors if you have 3rd row seating vs non 3rd row seating
First thing you do is remove the caliper and the caliper bracket
Once you have the rotor off inspect your emergency brake shoes because they are inside the rotor and some people when replacing brakes whether they remove the rotor or not do not inspect or even think about replacing the emergency shoes
In this DIY I'm using a slotted rotor make sure there facing forward
You noticed in the first photo there are slots and these slots are important because they must line up on the hole in the rotor - That is there so that you can adjust the emergency brake shoes - Make sure you transfer the rubber piece so that water or dirt doesn't get into the shoes
Gently push the caliper back
Remember to replace your brake hardware
The rear pads have wear sensors - If they do not come with your brake hardware kit then remove the old one and transfer to your new pads
Once you are done then put everything back together the same way you took them off
More DIY @ rinconrolla98.blogspot.com/2015/04/diy-2009-toyota-rav-4-rear-brakes-and.html
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There is a difference in pads and rotors if you have 3rd row seating vs non 3rd row seating
First thing you do is remove the caliper and the caliper bracket
Once you have the rotor off inspect your emergency brake shoes because they are inside the rotor and some people when replacing brakes whether they remove the rotor or not do not inspect or even think about replacing the emergency shoes
In this DIY I'm using a slotted rotor make sure there facing forward
You noticed in the first photo there are slots and these slots are important because they must line up on the hole in the rotor - That is there so that you can adjust the emergency brake shoes - Make sure you transfer the rubber piece so that water or dirt doesn't get into the shoes
Gently push the caliper back
Remember to replace your brake hardware
The rear pads have wear sensors - If they do not come with your brake hardware kit then remove the old one and transfer to your new pads
Once you are done then put everything back together the same way you took them off
More DIY @ rinconrolla98.blogspot.com/2015/04/diy-2009-toyota-rav-4-rear-brakes-and.html
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Aww man, at least you tried. What are you planning to try next?
