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My kate is a MCS 02... and the only thing i had to buy was a 6" C-clamp (for the pistons), all other parts availible
in my garage.It was not dificult at all, just alittle review on the how-to's availible here in NAM and done
BTY: 2002 models dont have sensor.. at least mine didnt have any
(may-02).Good luck!!!
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Here's a gotcha....
Have someone apply the brakes while you break loose the torx bolt that holds the rotor on.
If you're doing the rears, you'll need a tool to turn and push the piston back in. The MINI tool is about $200. Harbor Freight sells one for about $20. You can retract the front pistons with a C-Clamp. If you're itching to prove a point, you CAN do the rears without the special tool, but trust me....it's a BARGAIN at $20!
Rawhyde
Have someone apply the brakes while you break loose the torx bolt that holds the rotor on.
If you're doing the rears, you'll need a tool to turn and push the piston back in. The MINI tool is about $200. Harbor Freight sells one for about $20. You can retract the front pistons with a C-Clamp. If you're itching to prove a point, you CAN do the rears without the special tool, but trust me....it's a BARGAIN at $20!
Rawhyde
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