howitt1981
New Member
I have a 2009 Range HSE Sport and i am going to attempt to change the front pads on her . Looking for advise on how to do it i dont know if it is easy or not please help 
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nathan5346
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gemsdad
NOT BOTHERED.
if you dont know how to do it on this expensive motor,then i would strongly suggest you let a competent garage do it.I have a 2009 Range HSE Sport and i am going to attempt to change the front pads on her . Looking for advise on how to do it i dont know if it is easy or not please help
nathan5346
Well-Known Member
He cant afford toif you dont know how to do it on this expensive motor,then i would strongly suggest you let a competent garage do it.
gemsdad
NOT BOTHERED.
your telling me that he has got 2009 rangy and cannot afford a £100 for front pads.
:doh:a £100 for front pads,wtf are they made of,i would **** my pants if my pads were that dear,i won't be buying one of those.your telling me that he has got 2009 rangy and cannot afford a £100 for front pads.
Think he meant having it in a garage to get them changed. But £25.00 for pads and an hours labour at £75.00 does sound a bit steep. God i wish i still had my garage.
howitt1981
New Member
Who says a cant afford it just looking for a bit of advice
Ok, changing pads is very easy. A least it is for me i have done thousands of them. But brakes are not something you play with unless you have at least some idea of what you are doing. Unless you have a death wish. If your just fancying having a tinker the brake system is not the place to start believe me.
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howitt1981
New Member
I have done loads of brakes in the past just wondering if these require any special tool or is it straight forward
Take the wheel off and have a look.
As you're experienced with brakes, you'll soon see if you have the correct tools.
I've heard very modern costly cars require plugging into dealer machines to reset them for the silliest of reasons, obviously to keep them in business and discourage DIYers.
I have no idea but removing the pad sensor could trigger something that needs to be reset. Perhaps find out.
I don't have this problem as my car is 9 years old. lol
As you're experienced with brakes, you'll soon see if you have the correct tools.
I've heard very modern costly cars require plugging into dealer machines to reset them for the silliest of reasons, obviously to keep them in business and discourage DIYers.
I have no idea but removing the pad sensor could trigger something that needs to be reset. Perhaps find out.
I don't have this problem as my car is 9 years old. lol
howitt1981
New Member
It was so easy no nothing difficult at all thanks
