Repair Procedure

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How to use this manual .

NOTE:

Review the Service Precautions before doing repairs or service .

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: Torque, N.m (lbf.ft)

: Replace

: Warning/Caution

: Inspection/Adjustment

*: Learning

■: SPL Tool

: Required Removal

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: Torque, N.m (lbf.ft)

: Replace

: Warning/Caution

: Inspection/Adjustment

*: Learning

■: SPL Tool

: Required Removal

A.-
Sub-Procedure

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Removal

NOTE: If the brake disc is stuck to the hub, thread two 8 x 1.25 mm bolts (a) into the brake disc to push it away from the hub. Turn each bolt 90 degrees at a time to prevent the brake disc from binding.

Installation
NOTE:
- Brake discs are marked with "FNC" on the brake disc hat cannot be refinished and must be replaced if they are out of specifications.
- When replacing the brake disc, use a brake caliper piston compressor to push in the piston before installing the brake caliper.
B.-
Key Information

Do the following before starting your work.

Remove:
- Bolt (Front Brake Hose Bracket)
  NOTE: Do not disconnect the brake line from the caliper body.
Sub-Procedure

NOTE:
When replacing the brake pads, make sure the pad pins are not damaged.

NOTE: Due to the high performance nature of the brake system, the brake disc and pads may wear faster than on the other models. Be sure to inspect the front brake disc thickness anytime the front pads are replaced.

Figure 1

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Removal
- Slide the brake pad (a) from the pad pins (b), then remove the brake pad as shown. (Figure 1)
  NOTE: Do not remove the pad pins and pad spring.
Figure 2

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Installation
- Press the brake caliper pistons.
After Installation
- Press the brake pedal several times to make sure the brakes work.
  WARNING:
  Engagement may require a greater pedal stroke immediately after the brake pads have been replaced as a set. Several applications of the brake pedal will restore the normal pedal stroke.
- Brake Fluid Level Adjustment.
C.-
After Installation
- Brake System Bleeding - Refer to: Electric Servo Brake System Bleeding(3.0L Engine)
D.-
Sub-Procedure

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Installation
- Install the clip (a) by aligning the brake hose groove (b).
After Installation
- Brake System Bleeding - Refer to: Electric Servo Brake System Bleeding(3.0L Engine) .
- Brake Hose and Line Check

E.-

Sub-Procedure

NOTE:

Each tire pressure sensor contains a lithium anode battery that is not removable. The complete tire pressure sensor should be disposed of according to local battery disposal guidelines or requirements. Improper battery disposal can be harmful to the environment.

NOTE: The images and procedures for removing the tire from the wheel are for reference only. Remove the tire from the wheel according to the procedure listed by your tire changing machine manufacturer.

Figure 1

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Removal

1. Break the bead loose from the wheel.

Tool Details (Figure 1)

Name
a	Tire Changer (Commercially Available)

Installation Directions (Figure 1)

Position	Direction
b	Outside

NOTE:

Note these items to avoid damaging the tire pressure sensor: (Figure 1)

Do the outside of the wheel first.
Do not position the bead breaker of the tire changer too close to the rim.
Position the wheel as shown.

Specifications

Standard Value
c	90 deg.

Figure 2

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2. Position the wheel so that the tire machine and the tire iron are next to the valve stem (d), and will move away from it when the machine starts. (Figure 2)

Tool Details (Figure 2)

Name
e	Tire Changer (Commercially Available)
f	Tire Iron

Figure 3

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3. Refer to the figure 3.

NOTE:

Check the tire pressure sensor housing for any cracks, deforms or damages and replace it if necessary.

Figure 4

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4. Cut around the valve bulb (g) to make the removal of the valve assembly easier. (Figure 4)

Tool Details (Figure 4)

Name
h	Diagonal Plier (Commercially Available)

Figure 5

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5. Pull out the valve assembly (i) vertically through the rim hole. (Figure 5)

Tool Details (Figure 5)

Name
k	Valve Stem Puller Tool (Commercially Available)

Figure 6

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Installation

1. Refer to the figure 6.

NOTE:

Make sure the sensor housing is fully seated.
Install the TORX screw until the screw head is in contact with the sensor housing.

Figure 7

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2. Insert the tire pressure sensor in the rim hole.

Lubricant Specifications (Figure 7)

Position	Type
m	Mild Soap And Water Solution

Figure 8

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Figure 9

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3. Pull the tire pressure sensor straight through the rim hole perpendicularly to the rim hole.

Make sure the tire pressure sensor is installed within the angle.

Tool Details (Figure 8)

Name
n	Valve Stem Puller Tool (Commercially Available)

Specifications (Figure 8 and 9)

Specification / Standard Value
o	No Clearance
p	0 10 deg.

Figure 10

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4. Position the wheel so that the tire machine is next to the valve stem (q) and will move away from it when the machine starts. (Figure 10)

Lubricant Specifications (Figure 10)

Position	Type
r	Paste-Type Tire Mounting Lubricant

Tool Details (Figure 10)

Name
s	Tire Changer (Commercially Available)

5. With a dry air source, inflate the tire to seat the tire bead to the rim.

Specifications

Specification
300 kPa (43.5 psi)

NOTE:

Make sure the tire bead is seated on both sides of the rim evenly.

6. Adjust the air pressure to the specifications listed on the door jamb.

After Installation

Tire Pressure Sensor ID Memorization