Toyota Yaris: Rear Disc Brake Pad / Installation
INSTALLATION
CAUTION / NOTICE / HINT
HINT:
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Use the same procedure for the RH side and LH side.
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The following procedure is for the LH side.
PROCEDURE
1. INSTALL REAR DISC BRAKE ANTI SQUEAL SHIM KIT
(a) Install the 2 rear disc brake anti-squeal shims to each rear disc brake pad. NOTICE: When replacing the rear disc brake pads with new ones, make sure to replace the rear disc brake anti-squeal shim kit at the same time. |
| *1 | Rear Disc Brake Anti-squeal Shim | *2 | Rear Disc Brake Pad (Inner) | *3 | Rear Disc Brake Pad (Outer) | | |
2. INSTALL REAR DISC BRAKE PAD
(a) Using SST, push in the rear disc brake piston. SST: 09719-77010 NOTICE: -
Make sure the brake fluid does not overflow from the reservoir.
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Do not forcibly push in the rear disc brake piston.
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(b) Install the 2 rear disc brake pads to the rear disc brake cylinder assembly. NOTICE: The rear disc brake pad with the pad wear indicator plate must be installed to the inner lower side position. | |
3. TEMPORARILY INSTALL REAR DISC BRAKE ANTI-RATTLE SPRING
(a) Temporarily install the rear disc brake anti-rattle spring to the rear disc brake pads. NOTICE: -
Install the rear disc brake anti-rattle spring so that its arrow mark is pointing upward.
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The arrow mark of the rear disc brake anti-rattle spring is stamped on the outer side of the vehicle for the LH side, and the inner side of the vehicle for the RH side.
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4. INSTALL REAR DISC BRAKE ANTI-RATTLE PIN
(a) Install the rear disc brake anti-rattle pin (upper side) and set the rear disc brake anti-rattle spring to the rear disc brake pads. NOTICE: Set the rear disc brake anti-rattle spring so that it does not overlap and ride up onto the rear disc brake cylinder assembly. | |
(b) While pressing the rear disc brake anti-rattle spring, install the rear disc brake anti-rattle pin (lower side). | |
5. INSTALL REAR DISC BRAKE PIN HOLD CLIP
(a) Install the rear disc brake pin hold clip to the 2 rear disc brake anti-rattle pins and engage the hook to the rear disc brake cylinder assembly.
6. INSPECT BRAKE FLUID LEVEL IN RESERVOIR
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NOTICE:
After replacing the rear disc brake pads, the clearance between the rear disc brake pads and the rear disc will be large, so depress the brake pedal several times to adjust the clearance before inspecting the brake fluid level.
7. INSTALL REAR WHEEL
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