1. Jack up the car, use an additional stand and remove the wheel.
2. Push (with the help of a large screwdriver as a pivot arm) the piston as far as possible back in the caliper.
3. Remove the bottom M6x20mm bolt, which is holding the caliper fixed to the slider pin.
4. Open the caliper by turning it along the upper slider pen. Take out the pads, clean the contact point and put the new pads in. Apply copper grease to the lugs and back of the pads to prevent brake squeal.
5. Remove the upper M8x20mm bolt and gently put the caliper in a free hanging position from the brake hose.
6. Remove the M10x20mm bolts fixing the anchor-brace to the upright.
7. Remove the two M6-Torx30 bolts, which fix the disk to the hub.
8. After a couple of years of bonding the disk needs some convincing to give up its attachment with the hub. Use a plastic (not rubber or steel) hammer to knock it loose with some well aimed hits.
9. Before fitting the new disk, clean the face of the hub with a steel brush and apply a little (!) copper grease, to prevent things sticking in the future.
10. Put everything together in reverse order (apply a bit of “Lock-tite” to the M10 and M8 bolts and get the correct torques from your handbook:
The M10x20 mm bolts with **Nm (or as tight as possible with a hand tool)
The M8x20 bolts with **Nm (or hand tight plus 30 degrees)
The M6 Torx bolts hand tight
Not sure how much help I've been but re-message if you need further help. Just be careul not to lose anything and put everything on in the reverse order. Important too that you loosen the wheel nuts first by half a turn before jacking up, use axle stands or similar and even take photos if you can so you can see where evrytthingf goes back - works for a few people I know!
And, as said, buy a Haynes Manual too, they're invaluable, they'll give you the correct torques and everything.Changing Brake Pads and Discs on 2004 Peugeot 307 S model. HELP!?
Done the discs and pads on a 206 GLX. which is similar.
On a scale of 1-easiest to 10-hardest,I would rate the job at a 5-6,but I had quite a few snags on the way.
Re-message if you require a step-by step.
Could try the Haynes manual;they are quite well laid out,and helpful???Changing Brake Pads and Discs on 2004 Peugeot 307 S model. HELP!?
buy a haynes manual for your car they have step by step guides and pictures
