How to replace the rear brake discs and pads C4 mk1 🚗

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[@mikeibby69]

The centre nut on the one I'm changing is 36mm. Had to use a long 3/4 breaker bar to remove. Not as simple as it looks.

[@Michael.Huxley]

My 2014 C4 has a 36mm nut on the hub bearing. not 32mm mentioned I didn't have a special piston retraction tool but found that a "2-pin spanner" from a disc grinder disc retaining nut fitted the 2 notches in the piston. Rotating it clockwise retracts the piston

[@WhiteWolfArkis]

I hope everybody is doing research better than in this video. 1) You have the jackstands in the wrong place. This way you will damage the support. You can already see the front of the support damages, probabably because of use like this. 2) You should NEVER EVER let the caliper hang on brake line. You have to support it so there is no tension on the brake lines. 3) You should never get a grease on the braking material. That's a big NONO. It's scary how you can promote this as a tutorial.

[@pauliusjogela278]

Common its 36 mm socket. You got 1 dislike because you've been misleading viewers for three years

[@fredrikkleiveland1017]

I've bought 32mm - 33mm-34mm so much money wasted..center nuts

[@Scotkruz]

Caliper slider pins not cleaned and greased.. all the effort wasted unfortunately..

[@eamonburrows8613]

Hi, do you have a video on changing a rear disc on a c4 Picasso grande VTR+ , I am a UK watcher…. Thanks in advance…..

[@misinfowars5139]

At 2:51 could you put a correction annotation that a 36mm socket may be needed..

[@itydrych52]

Greating from Poland. Thank You. ❤😊

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