Do you know how to install car brake pads correctly?

Car brake pads are one of the important components that ensure normal parking and provide safe driving. Correctly installing car brake pads not only ensures the effectiveness and stability of braking, but also extends the service life of brake pads. The following will introduce the steps and precautions for correctly installing automotive brake pads.
Preparation work
Ensure that the car is in a flat parking position and the brake system is cooled to room temperature to prevent thermal expansion from preventing the installation of brake pads.
Before replacing the brake pads, check the vehicle's braking system to ensure that other components are in good working condition.
Prepare the tools and materials to be used, such as wrenches, triggers, lighters, brake fluid, new brake pads, etc.
Dismantling old brake pads
Use a wrench to loosen the screws on the tire and remove it.
Use a wrench to remove the screws on the brake caliper and remove the brake caliper.
Hang the brake calipers on the frame or suspension to avoid damaging the brake hoses.
Use a wrench or wrench to remove the old brake pads from the brake caliper and check if the piston of the brake caliper is functioning properly.
Prepare new brake pads
Check if the new brake pads match the original brake pad model.
If the new brake pads have installation guidelines, they should be carefully read and comply with relevant requirements.
Check if the surface of the new brake pads is smooth and there are no obvious indentations or cracks.