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Genuine Mazda Protege Brake Pad Set
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10 Brake Pad Sets found
Mazda Protege Brake Pads Part Number: B2YD-33-28Z
$76.74 MSRP: $102.34You Save: $25.60 (26%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMazda Protege Brake Pads Part Number: GCYD-33-28ZE
$78.34 MSRP: $104.47You Save: $26.13 (26%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMazda Protege Brake Pads Part Number: BLYM-33-28Z
$86.01 MSRP: $114.71You Save: $28.70 (26%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Mazda Protege Brake Pads Part Number: BKYT-26-48ZB
$83.49 MSRP: $111.34You Save: $27.85 (26%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMazda Protege Brake Pads Part Number: GGYB-26-43Z
$84.88 MSRP: $113.19You Save: $28.31 (26%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMazda Protege Brake Pads Part Number: CBY4-33-28Z
$119.03 MSRP: $158.73You Save: $39.70 (26%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Mazda Protege Front Pads Part Number: B0YW-33-28ZA-9F
$63.36 MSRP: $84.50You Save: $21.14 (26%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMazda Protege Rear Pads Part Number: BCYF-26-43ZB
$89.90 MSRP: $119.89You Save: $29.99 (26%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMazda Protege Pads Part Number: NAY9-26-43ZA
$101.88 MSRP: $135.86You Save: $33.98 (26%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysMazda Protege Front Pads Part Number: BRY6-33-23ZA
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Mazda Protege Brake Pad Set Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to replace a rear Brake Pad Set on Mazda Protege?A:Take off the brake fluid reservoir cap, make the wheel lug nuts loose, take up the back of the vehicle and hold it up using jackstands with the other end of the wheels blocked. One at the time, loosen all the wheels and remove the brake assemblies, and use the assembled brake as a reference. Check the wear of the brake pads and examine the Brake Disc carefully, should the disc require machining, remove the disc to remove the pads as well. Take out the plug of the manual adjustment gear screw, disconnect the end of the Parking Brake Cable of the caliper, and then pull the piston of the Brake Caliper inwards by turning the manual adjustment gear in counterclockwise with an Allen wrench having constantly monitored the level of fluid in the reservoir and cleared any excess. Unscrew the lower caliper mounting bolt, lift the caliper, and remove the M-shaped spring, realizing that 1999 and later rear disc brakes have spring clips in its place. Take the brake pads, shim plates and caliper guide plates out, and put a small amount of anti-squeal compound onto the pad backing plates and shims, without any of the compound at all on the friction surfaces of the brake pads. Install the caliper guides and the new replacement brake pads, reinstall the M-shaped spring, which models up to 1998, and swing the caliper down over the pads with the piston completely retracted. Install the caliper lower mounting bolt to the required torque, adjust the manual adjustment gear clockwise until the caliper piston touches the brake pad and then turn the adjustment gear 1/3 turn counterclockwise. Install the manual adjustment gear screw plug, inspect the level of the brake fluid reservoir, and correct as required and change the cap. Once the job has been completed, press the brake pedal a couple of times firmly so that it makes contact with the disc and once more check the level of brake fluid and that the brake is working as it should then restore the vehicle to normal service. Tap the same procedure with the other wheel brake pad replacement.
