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Hi,
Has anyone changed the front brake pads on a Plus Four? If so, i'm presuming I can just remove the pins & clips, but, how on earth do you get the pins out? You can't get at the back of them to tap them out.
thanks in advance.
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I changed the pads. You have to remove the brake caliper to remove the pads. I advise you to use good quality pads. I no longer have the reference, but they are 406 coupe pads. Be careful, this is the version with thin linings. At the rear, they are Mitsubishi Lancer evo 8 pads.
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Just barreling along Needs to Get Out More!
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Just barreling along Needs to Get Out More!
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Wow ! so a CX has Peugeot brake parts...no wonder they had brake issues, it was doomed from the point of build 
Jon M
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Wow ! so a CX has Peugeot brake parts...no wonder they had brake issues, it was doomed from the point of build The 406 Coupe V6 ran well and braked well.
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Just Getting Started
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thanks Gaston, ill take another look. Most helpful.
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Just barreling along Needs to Get Out More!
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Just barreling along Needs to Get Out More!
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Wow ! so a CX has Peugeot brake parts...no wonder they had brake issues, it was doomed from the point of build The 406 Coupe V6 ran well and braked well. Sorry Gaston, bit of English (Yorkshire) humour 
Jon M
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