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06 Cayenne S Rotor Replacement Q - PLEASE HELP

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PorschePower06 Member

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This is my first break job - I am in the process of changing the pads and rotors. I have followed the excellent instructions for replacing the pads but have done multiple searches for the rotors and found only this http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...tor+replacement which is quite different on the Cayenne. To remove the rotor I understand I need a torx 50 for the bolt and it is 200 torq ( see below ). I need to remove the caliper to put the new rotor on which has 2 bolts on the back side . That leaves the brake line going to the caliper - do I need to take it off? Or should I use the string method as indicated in the referenced link? What are the torque settings for it and the caliper bolts? Thank you!

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I used bungy cable

Brake caliper to wheel carrier bolts are torqued to 200 fl/lbs. No need to open/remove the hydraulic line. Pay attention as the rotors are marked left and right.
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i didnt dissconnect the brake lines,,,,, i just put it out of the way ,,and i used a 3/4 inch ratchet with a socket and got them off,,,,it is pretty much self foward,,,,,dont worry about breaking anything she is a tough cookie :D

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