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Old 10-01-2018, 11:48 PM   #4 (permalink)
nis350
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some pads come with the new pins. I used the original pins without any issues.

just use some wd-40 and the pins should come off easily. you can use a small screw driver to turn the pins to free them up first.

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Originally Posted by yllib9 View Post
I have about 80K miles on my Z and I'm coming up on needing new brake pads. It's is only my second time changing pads so I'm still relatively new at the process. When I was removing the spring to check the pad life, the caliper pins were particularly hard to get out. I did get them out but the videos online made it look a lot easier. Is this normal for our cars? Do most people clean them and re-grease the pins or am I better off replacing them all together? I see Z1 sells them for about $15 a piece.
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