How to replace the rear brake discs and pads Peugeot 2008 mk1 🚗

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Needed parts:
- Brake discs : bit.ly/discsbole051035
- Brake cleaner : bit.ly/brakecleaneren
- Brake pads : bit.ly/padsbol1021en
- Multi-purpose grease
- Copper grease : bit.ly/coppergreaseen
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Rear brake rotors and pads on a Peugeot 2008 mk1.
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Needed tools:
-💣🤖🏆The complete toolbox recommended by UseTool EN to repair your 2008 1 : maclede12.co/toolboxCLASOS3050en 🏆🤖💣
- Big flat head screwdriver
- Iron wire
- 13mm spanner
- 15mm spanner
- Socket wrench
- Wheel lug wrench
- Torque wrench : maclede12.co/torquewrenchCLAS... or maclede12.co/torquewrenchCLAS... or maclede12.co/torquewrenchCLAS...
- T-handle wrench
- Paper towel
- Torx T55 socket
- Hammer
- Wire brush
- Brake caliper windback tool : bit.ly/brakecaliperwindbacktool
- 36mm socket
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- Hydraulic jack
- Wooden peg
- Axle stand
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Usetool's warnings
- Once the operation is completed, you'll need pump slowly on the brake pedal a few times until feeling a strong resistance from the pedal. The aim being to bring the brake pads closer to one other.
- Drive smoothly and avoid sudden braking for the first 50 kilometres or so to avoid glazing the new pads.
- Make sure to check the stability of your vehicle before starting the operation.
- Don't burn yourself on the pads if you've just gone for a drive as braking creates friction and long-lasting heat.
Usetool's infos
- When replacing brake rotors, you also need to replace the brake pads. This is a mandatory procedure.
- What do we mean by "glazing new brake pads"?
- Break pads are made of a material that needs to be run-in when new. If this procedure is not done properly, when braking too hard, the material overheats and hardens. Consequently, the brakes become less effective.
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Disclaimer: This video was created for information purposes and does not guarantee the outcome of actions undertaken.
To ensure that you see the best results, we recommend getting in contact with qualified technicians who will carry out the installation.
This video provides tips and recommendations that can be useful when repairing or changing parts. MCD12 and its partners cannot be held responsible for any physical and material damage that comes from the poor installation or incorrect interpretation of the video content.
This video was created for information purposes and does not guarantee any outcomes. The user is solely responsible for the incorrect use of repair machines, tools and parts, in particular if these may cause physical damage. MCD12 and its partners recommend taking great care and carefully following the safety rules when carrying out the repair or replacement of any parts. Please keep in mind that using poor quality parts compromises the safety of the driver when on the road.
0:00 Intro
0:15 Remove the pads
2:21 Remove the rotor
3:14 Replace the rotor
4:46 Replace the pads
6:21 Tips

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[@StockyLocky123]

It is not a Torx 55 as mentioned in the video.. it is a Torx 50 but otherwise great video and thank you/merci! 👏🏼

[@rawindarchana]

Fantastic very clear instructions. Thank you.

[@garylivesey7571]

Thanks for the tutorial guys😊

[@catoni]

Brilliant, you just made my day. 😊

[@UseTool_EN]

Hi @catoni! We're glad we could help you out ! 😃🔥

[@matusrohal1369]

Torx T50 socket (Peugeot 2008 STYLE Puretech 82k)

[@cimbom64mka46]

Ist it the same on 208

[@p--n]

What units are used for torque settings please?

[@geko7844]

Newton Metres (Nm)

[@dachsdk1559]

Just to make sure, are the torque values stated in Nm?

[@UseTool_EN]

Hi! Yes indeed.

[@badbadbadddy]

The only issue with this video I see is that the rubber protecting the piston is twisted after the piston had been screwed back in. Is that a problem?

[@cimbom64mka46]

Of course

[@carthageunitedchannel]

Since you are french why this video is en English

[@UseTool_EN]

Hi @Carthage United Channel !
How did you know we were French ? Is is because of our wonderful Frrrrench accente ? 😅
We have 5 channels in 5 different languages, (French, English, Spanish, German and Italian).
You can find our French one under the name "Ma Clé de 12".