The small clips do not go on the pads, they go on the caliper. The 4 identical ones fit and clip onto the square cutouts to guide the pads.
I got that far, but I don't know how to attach the low warning clips, the thing that squeaks when it's time to change the pads.
It usually clips between the inner pad's back and caliper.
When you remove the caliper, the pads can be pressed out by hand.
usually the metal clips are anti-rattle clips to keep the brake pads from chattering in the caliper when braking, they also act as retainers for the pads
- remove wheel - remove clips holding pads on - loosen bleeder valve and compress cylinder - remove recessed bolt on back of caliper (10mm deep socket) - remove caliper - slide pads off
Take of the wheels 19mm take of the bolts holding the caliper on 18mm take of the bolts holding the caliper frame of 17mm remove all clips and pads install new pads in reverse order, install all clips and lube the sliding parts push caliper pistons back into calipers with cclamp or big pliers install new or turned rotors reinstall everything drive on
Remove wheel then calapse caliper with a screwdrive. Remove caliper has two 15mm. bolts.Pads will slide out don not remove clips to hold pads in. Put new pads in and put caliper back on.
Remove lower caliper bolt (actually the upper one is a pin), lift the caliper, replace pads. The clips and the bracket might however need some cleaning.
The caliper holds 2 brake pads in
Use a screwdriver to lever piston back (between caliper and front of piston). remove caliper, usually two bolts, remove pads from caliper, fit new ones same way. re-fit caliper.
To change front brake pads on a 2002 Honda Civic raise the vehicle and safely prop it up. Remove the front wheels and caliper. Take off the old pads. Decompress the caliper piston and insert the new pads.
Jack up front end, remove wheels. Use Allen wrench or Allen socket to remove 2 pins holding caliper on . Remove caliper by sliding it off the rotor. Remove pads from caliper. Press piston back into caliper with c clamp. Replace pads, reinstall caliper and pins.
new caliper mounting bolts they come with thread lock on them the clips are anti rattle clips that stops the pad from clicking when you stop