1998 Mazda 626 "change rear brakes" Questions

...change it.. Most likely problem is with the rear brakes,if it is pads,replace them,if it has brake shoes,try adjusting them,unless they are too thin,replace them,and adjust them,still low pedal,bleed ...

...CHANGE THE REAR BRAKE PADS ON A 1998 MAZDA 626 SALOON the best thing you can do is go to an autoparts store and purchase a haynes repair manual for your car. cost about $18, but will show you ...

...brakes. Can't move it. Front or rear? I am assuming rear as most people think you can just push them back. They need to be turned clockwise while pushing them in. the piston does not push in. it ...

...rear. Hi, I bought a used 626 which runs great but grinds while rolling and shimmies somewhere in the wheels when brakes are applied. I think the calipers are not opening, or the discs are damaged. ...

rear brakes were bad so ordered new ones. while waiting for them to make their way to the auto parts store the brakes stopped working. i would push them down to the floor and barely stop. and the back

brakes and I had to manually crank my piston in to be flush with the caliper. I couldn't get it in any farther so I tried to crank it to it's original position and now it's stuck there. I can crank it

brakes i am changing rear brake shoes on a 1987 turbo mazda 626 that has disc brakes all round we have taken the calipers off but the pistons wont go right back in therefore we cant put pads in can ...

rear of the engine compartment, next to or beneath the brake master cylinder fluid reservoir I hope this answered your question. Best of luck. Greg i have my mazda capella 1994 model 2.0 petrol sedan,

...Change both rear brakes it sounds like the left rear brake side is not working making the right side wear out so quick.After changing the back brakes bleed them making sure you have no air in your ...

...change the rear pads since they have to remove the rear Brake Calipers to remove the rotors and it wouldn't take much more time or labor to replace the pads at that point. That way when your rear ...