Wheel off then Caliper off then disc screws out then disc offHow to change brake discs fiat punto mk2?
If you need to ask then take it to a garage !How to change brake discs fiat punto mk2?
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MikeHow to change brake discs fiat punto mk2?
as above it is the most simple job to do on a car if you are asking maybe you should leave it to the prosHow to change brake discs fiat punto mk2?
Loosen wheel nuts with sockets and locking socket for the one lock nut.
Jack car up remove all nuts, last one to remove would be the one at the top.
Remove wheel and put it under the car to the side ( this prevents you getting crushed if the jack fails).
Remove calliper by unscrewing the two screws at the back (usually covered with a bright coloured plug).
Take the calliper off and put to one side. (when putting the calliper back on make sure the piston in the calliper is pushed back to able you to put it on the disk).
Wee screw in the middle of disc take that out then the disc should come off, if not tap in the middle and side with copper hammer.
Wire brush disc mount and reassemble reverse order. (make sure that the new discs are exactly the same as the old ones).
When putting the wheel back on do the final tightening when it is on the ground and if you are unsure how tight it should use torque wrench or when tight give it a quarter turn to tighten it again then check wheel nuts after a journey.
Usually it is best to change the brake pads the same time as discs.
It would be worth your while to get a mannual, they go through the steps with you.
