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Car Forum / Audi Cars / July 2008

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A6 REAR PADS & DISCS REPLACEMENT

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sjfedex - 29 Jul 2008 10:03 GMT
Hi All,
  Has anyone got a link to replacing my rear pads & discs on my 2001 A
Avant 1.9tdi.deciding wether to tackle the job myself,or book the car int
my local independent mechanic??
Many thx...rgds  Steve (sjfedex

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tpow - 30 Jul 2008 07:59 GMT
> Hi All,
>   Has anyone got a link to replacing my rear pads & discs on my 2001 A6
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if you are of mechanical mind then its just a case of look and feel. Some
tools (special or home made) may be required. I think the pistons might be
of the type that require rotation while compressing them back
in........others might comment on this.

It you are at all NON technical then the shop it is.
iws - 31 Jul 2008 03:31 GMT
>> Hi All,
>>   Has anyone got a link to replacing my rear pads & discs on my 2001 A6
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> of the type that require rotation while compressing them back
> in........others might comment on this.

The A4 has that type of piston and I'd expect the A6 to also have it. When I
did the rears on my A4 a couple of years ago, Autozone lent me the tool for
free. Having that tool makes it a lot easier. Apart from that the procedure
was pretty easy as Audi repair goes.

> It you are at all NON technical then the shop it is.
sjfedex - 31 Jul 2008 07:36 GMT
Thanks guys,will remove a rear wheel,and inspect the job ahead,if not,loca
repairer will recieve a phone call.
rgds
sjfedex  

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