My advise is that you buy the haynes manual. This will take you step by step. The question itself is simple enough. For the pads: Remove wheel Pull retaing pin on caliper. Unscrew cover for caliper. Compress piston with pads in. (this makes it easier to fit new pads). Tap out retaining pins if the pad has them (goes through the holes at top of pads). use a centre punch to do this. Pull out pads or pry if they seem stuck. Do not put pressure on the disk. best use a screw driver for this. Scrape off excess dust from around the caliper. Then put new pads in. Tap retaining pins back through pad retaining holes. put caliper cover back on. put sprung clip back on(the first retainer i mentioned). Wheel back on then pump brakes. DO NOT drive anywhere until you have pumped the brake pedal.
how do i change the front bumper on my 1999 vauxhall vetra
Good ones
under the front ashtray
32psi front 30 in rear
Send me photos of the front and back of the headlamp to the email address on my bio page, and I'm pretty sure we can figure it out.
on n/s front behind spoiler
The ecu unit in a 2002 Vauxhall Vectra is located in the engine compartment of the vehicle. The computer can be seen behind the engine in front of the firewall on the passenger side.
yes you can. but the front will sit way too high because of the different spring ratings with the v6 front springs having to carry alot more weight.
Pull the push pin out. This loosens the plastic guard surrounded the headlight. Pull the guard off. This allows you to remove the headlight assembly.
7 mm
unscrew the front grill then open the catch by hand. i fixed mine in 2 mins
take out glove box remove light for glove box it right in front