How to Honda Brakes Part 2

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In this video I show how to remove, and install new brake pads on your 96 97 98 99 or 2000 Honda Civic. It's pretty simple, you remove the front wheels, remove the caliper bolt, lift up the caliper, pull out the pads (if your going to remove the rotor or disc then you must remove the brake pad/caliper bracket and rotor screws and rotor), put in the new pads, and that's pretty much it.

Part 1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2H7PrQGIyM4

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