Remove the caliper, 2 bolts, then the bracket bolts, 2 bolts. Thread an 8.8M screw into the rotor and keep screwing it in until the rotor pops off. If you don't have such a screw handy, you can bang on the rotor with a hammer (although this process is much more aggressive in nature and it is possible to damage a wheel bearing while banging away at the rotor).
I've posted some videos to help illustrate the process:
http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=hOqwwkoG0Y8 (part 1)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0QBj0RJ7F4 (part 2
The best way to stop the rear brakes on a Mazda 626 from rattling would be to replace them. New brakes can cost between $20 and upwards of $100 depending on the quality of the brakes.
no you do not.
$45.00 at auto zone for rear and 60.00 for front.
They have drum brakes there is no pad
Pictures for free of the rear brakes on a 1994 Mazda B3000 can be found by visiting a Mazda dealer.
Rear brakes do not have to be replaced too often. It's really hard to tell without looking at it. What you can do is to replace front brakes and test drive it, if you feel that your car brakes works just fine you do not need to replace rear brake shoes.
I need step by step to replace brake cables on 2004 Ford Escape
The front and rear brakes are both made of ceramic. i bought front and rear brakes on eBay for $80 total.
Yes.
The 2004 Mazda MAZDA6 has 54.9 in. of rear shoulder room.
The 2004 Mazda MAZDA3 has 36.3 in. of rear leg room.
The 2004 Mazda MAZDA6 has 36.5 in. of rear leg room.