How to change front brake pads on a Citroen

Changing brake pads on a Citroën isn’t as difficult as it seems. The most important thing is to make sure you have all the right tools and that you pay close attention to what you’re doing.

It’s also helpful to have someone else to assist you, especially if it’s your first time changing brake pads.

Note: This explanation on replacing front brake pads on a Citroën can be applied to the following models:

How to change: front brake pads on a Citroën First, youmust remove the wheel from the car. This requires a type of wheel nut wrench. Next, pull on the brake caliper to

access the brake pads located behind it. Some Citroen brake calipers can pivot on their own, while others need a little help. Once these two steps are completed, you can

remove the two old brake pads

1. and install the new ones. Make sure they are properly seated before putting everything back together!
2. Quick explanation of how to change the front brake pads on a Citroen:
3. Remove the wheel from the car
4. Pull on the brake caliper to access the brake pads located behind it

Remove the old brake pads and install the new ones

Make sure they are properly seated before reassembling everything

These are a few tips that may help you:

You should wear gloves when changing your brake pads because you never know what might be on them or how they’ve been treated. This will prevent dirt or grease from getting on your hands and protect them from chemicals, such as those found in rubber, which can cause dermatitis if they penetrate your skin.

Step 1: Unscrew the brake fluid reservoir cap. Pour the brake fluid into a clean container. Screw the brake fluid reservoir cap back on tightly.

• Step 2: Loosen the wheel bolts using a 17mm impact socket.
• Step 3 Remove the old springs
• There are several things you need to do to replace your brake pads.

Usually, new springs and screws are supplied with the new pads.

Remove the old springs using a flathead screwdriver.

Replace the springs by pushing them into the caliper bracket (1/2) until they click into place.

Install the new screws.

Step 4 Prepare the caliper bracket (2/2)

To prepare the caliper bracket (2/2), clean the mounting surfaces with a wire brush. Reinstall the new springs, ensuring they are oriented correctly. Step 5 Replace the disc

Clean the hub with a wire brush before installing the new disc.

Clean the screw threads with a wire brush and apply a drop of threadlocker. Then reinstall the caliper bracket, starting with the top screw.

Step 6 Install the brake pads

When installing the brake pads, be sure to start at the bottom and work your way up.

Step 7 Reinstall the caliper

The instructions for installing the brake pads are as follows: