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hope this helps....you will most likely need a 7mm Alan wrench....remove the 2 slides and pull the caliper off. the pads should pop right out. then compress the piston on the caliper using a compression tool or a c-clamp would work. replace with your new pads and make sure to use caliper lube on your contact points (anywhere the pads touch the caliper) on the drivers side do the same but you will need a small flat head screw driver to disconnect the sensor. put the sensor pad on the inside and put your caliper bace on. pump your brake pedal about 5 times without the car started or un till you have a good pedal.......good luck

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