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 28-07-2003, 21:41 Subject: Replacing Rear Brake Discs on the Passat 35i Facelift
**Tools Required:**
* Jack
* Wheel chocks
* Lug wrench
* Socket set
* Torque wrench
* Brake cleaner
* New brake discs
* New brake pads (recommended)
* Gloves
* Safety glasses
**Procedure:**
1. **Safety First:** Park the car on a level surface, engage the parking brake, and chock the rear wheels.
2. **Loosen Lug Nuts:** Using the lug wrench, loosen the lug nuts on the rear wheels. Do not remove them completely at this stage.
3. **Jack Up the Car:** Use the jack to lift the car at the rear. Place the wheel chocks behind the front wheels for added safety.
4. **Remove the Wheel:** Once the car is lifted, completely remove the lug nuts and carefully remove the wheel.
5. **Inspect the Brake Discs:** Examine the brake discs for any signs of wear, damage, or excessive rust.
6. **Remove the Old Brake Pads:** Use a screwdriver or appropriate tool to compress the piston in the brake caliper and remove the |
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How can I replace the rear brake discs on a Passat 3.0 V6, and specifically, how are they attached to the chassis (I don't know how to describe this better)?
Best regards, WarLord
Translated on 03-07-2026, 15:19.
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matthiasTDI96
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| 28-07-2003, 22:03 Subject: Replacing Rear Brake Discs on the Passat 35i Facelift
**Tools Required:**
* Jack
* Wheel chocks
* Lug wrench
* Socket set
* Torque wrench
* Brake cleaner
* New brake discs
* New brake pads (recommended)
* Gloves
* Safety glasses
**Procedure:**
1. **Safety First:** Park the car on a level surface, engage the parking brake, and chock the rear wheels.
2. **Loosen Lug Nuts:** Using the lug wrench, loosen the lug nuts on the rear wheels. Do not remove them completely at this stage.
3. **Jack Up the Car:** Use the jack to lift the car at the rear. Place the wheel chocks behind the front wheels for added safety.
4. **Remove the Wheel:** Once the car is lifted, completely remove the lug nuts and carefully remove the wheel.
5. **Inspect the Brake Discs:** Examine the brake discs for any signs of wear, damage, or excessive rust.
6. **Remove the Old Brake Pads:** Use a screwdriver or appropriate tool to compress the piston in the brake caliper and remove the |
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[Translating...] Nun ja, in erster linie hĂ€ngen die an der Achse. Hast du schonmal die vorderen gewechselt? Wenn nein, dann besorg dir besser mal ein Jetzt helfe ich mir selber Buch. Da gibt es echt gute Fotos und der ganze Ablauf ist gut erklĂ€rt. Wenn du es vorne schonmal gemacht hast ist es relativ analog dazu. Zuerst muss der Bremssattel ab, der hĂ€ngt meines wissens an zwei schrauben links und rechts. Danach musst du die Kreuzschraube ( irgendwo zwischen zwei Radschraubenlöchern ) losbekommen --> da ist meiĂt nicht mehr viel mit schrauben. ich musste die mit Gewalt rausholen. Danach bleibt NUR noch die Bremsscheibe von hinten her los zu bekommen. Das war bei mir ebenfalls kein geschenk. Habe das gehörig mit Rostlöser behandelt und irgendwann hab ich sie abbekommen.
Schau aber lieber nochmal in ein Buch, ohne Garantie.....Matthias |
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WarLord
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| 28-07-2003, 22:08 Subject: Replacing Rear Brake Discs on the Passat 35i Facelift
**Tools Required:**
* Jack
* Wheel chocks
* Lug wrench
* Socket set
* Torque wrench
* Brake cleaner
* New brake discs
* New brake pads (recommended)
* Gloves
* Safety glasses
**Procedure:**
1. **Safety First:** Park the car on a level surface, engage the parking brake, and chock the rear wheels.
2. **Loosen Lug Nuts:** Using the lug wrench, loosen the lug nuts on the rear wheels. Do not remove them completely at this stage.
3. **Jack Up the Car:** Use the jack to lift the car at the rear. Place the wheel chocks behind the front wheels for added safety.
4. **Remove the Wheel:** Once the car is lifted, completely remove the lug nuts and carefully remove the wheel.
5. **Inspect the Brake Discs:** Examine the brake discs for any signs of wear, damage, or excessive rust.
6. **Remove the Old Brake Pads:** Use a screwdriver or appropriate tool to compress the piston in the brake caliper and remove the |
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[Translating...]Naja, ich habe dem Mechaniker beim Abmontieren der BremssĂ€ttel zugeschaut. Ist ja kein Hexenwerk. Ich wollte halt einfach nur mal so der kurze Ablauf wissen, vorallem was das fĂŒr eine Schraube ist, welche die Scheibe an der Achse hĂ€lt (was du ja erklĂ€rt hast -> Kreuzschraube).
GruĂ WarLord |
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Albrecht
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| 29-07-2003, 13:12 Subject: Replacing Rear Brake Discs on the Passat 35i Facelift
**Tools Required:**
* Jack
* Wheel chocks
* Lug wrench
* Socket set
* Torque wrench
* Brake cleaner
* New brake discs
* New brake pads (recommended)
* Gloves
* Safety glasses
**Procedure:**
1. **Safety First:** Park the car on a level surface, engage the parking brake, and chock the rear wheels.
2. **Loosen Lug Nuts:** Using the lug wrench, loosen the lug nuts on the rear wheels. Do not remove them completely at this stage.
3. **Jack Up the Car:** Use the jack to lift the car at the rear. Place the wheel chocks behind the front wheels for added safety.
4. **Remove the Wheel:** Once the car is lifted, completely remove the lug nuts and carefully remove the wheel.
5. **Inspect the Brake Discs:** Examine the brake discs for any signs of wear, damage, or excessive rust.
6. **Remove the Old Brake Pads:** Use a screwdriver or appropriate tool to compress the piston in the brake caliper and remove the |
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[Translating...] Hallo,
der Wechsel der hinteren Bremsscheiben ist nicht analog zu den Vorderen!
Eher wie der Wechsel einer Bremstrommel. Das Radlager muĂ mit ausgebaut werden!
Besser wirklich das Buch besorgen!
mfG
Albrecht[/quote] 01/01-08/08 Passat Variant 35i, 08/96, AFN, 94-283Tkm (5.Gg. defekt)
08/08-07/15 A6 (C5) Av. quattro 6-Gg., EZ 10/02, AKE 189-265Tkm (Kolbenriss)
07/15-09/17 A6 (C6) Av. qu. 6-Gg. 3.0 TDI, CDYC, EZ 05/11 180-210Tkm (verkauft)
08/17-11/17 A6 (C7) Av. qu 3.0 TDI comp.(leasing)
seit 2018 Skoda Roomster 1.6 TDI 5-Gg. |
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WarLord
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| 29-07-2003, 15:06 Subject: Replacing Rear Brake Discs on the Passat 35i Facelift
**Tools Required:**
* Jack
* Wheel chocks
* Lug wrench
* Socket set
* Torque wrench
* Brake cleaner
* New brake discs
* New brake pads (recommended)
* Gloves
* Safety glasses
**Procedure:**
1. **Safety First:** Park the car on a level surface, engage the parking brake, and chock the rear wheels.
2. **Loosen Lug Nuts:** Using the lug wrench, loosen the lug nuts on the rear wheels. Do not remove them completely at this stage.
3. **Jack Up the Car:** Use the jack to lift the car at the rear. Place the wheel chocks behind the front wheels for added safety.
4. **Remove the Wheel:** Once the car is lifted, completely remove the lug nuts and carefully remove the wheel.
5. **Inspect the Brake Discs:** Examine the brake discs for any signs of wear, damage, or excessive rust.
6. **Remove the Old Brake Pads:** Use a screwdriver or appropriate tool to compress the piston in the brake caliper and remove the |
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[Translating...]Naja, ich hÀtte noch jemanden, der mir helfen kann. Von dem her wird das nicht schwierig werden.
GruĂ WarLord |
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| 29-07-2003, 20:30 Subject: have arrived at this point |
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where you want to push the brake piston back
Therefore, if you don't have someone who knows about it, just don't!
When adjusting the brake pistons, that one must be turned, and before that, the dust cap should be carefully lifted or loosened (otherwise it will turn with and come loose).
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