What are the rear brakes on a 2006 Hyundai Elantra?
The rear brakes on the 2006 Hyundai Elantra endure less stress during braking than their front-wheel counterparts. The rear brakes are responsible for aiding in the braking process, specifically in stabilizing the Hyundai for more driver control during braking.
When to replace the rear brakes on a Hyundai?
Replace the rear brakes when significant wear or damage occurs. Park the Elantra on a flat surface and turn the engine off. Put the transmission in “park” and apply the emergency (parking) brake. Loosen the lug nuts on the rear wheels with the tire iron from the Hyundai’s wheel maintenance kit.
Where is the master cylinder cap on a Hyundai Elantra?
Pull the hood release lever located under the dashboard on the driver’s side of the vehicle. Move to the front of the Elantra. Lift the hood. Remove the master cylinder cap and place a funnel into the reservoir. Fill the container with brake fluid as necessary. Remove the funnel and replace the master cylinder cap. Close the Hyundai’s hood.
The rear brakes on the 2006 Hyundai Elantra endure less stress during braking than their front-wheel counterparts. The rear brakes are responsible for aiding in the braking process, specifically in stabilizing the Hyundai for more driver control during braking.
Replace the rear brakes when significant wear or damage occurs. Park the Elantra on a flat surface and turn the engine off. Put the transmission in “park” and apply the emergency (parking) brake. Loosen the lug nuts on the rear wheels with the tire iron from the Hyundai’s wheel maintenance kit.
Pull the hood release lever located under the dashboard on the driver’s side of the vehicle. Move to the front of the Elantra. Lift the hood. Remove the master cylinder cap and place a funnel into the reservoir. Fill the container with brake fluid as necessary. Remove the funnel and replace the master cylinder cap. Close the Hyundai’s hood.
Where do you put a C clamp on a brake caliper?
Place a drip pan beneath the valve to capture the brake fluid. Place the C-clamp on the back side of the brake caliper and into the opening on the front of the caliper. Screw the clamp to force the brake pads into the caliper piston.
How do you remove a caliper from a car?
Place the C-clamp on the back side of the brake caliper and into the opening on the front of the caliper. Screw the clamp to force the brake pads into the caliper piston. This will depress the caliper piston to make removal of the caliper possible as well as allow for the extra thickness of new brake pads and rotors.