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Well, I'm finally going to change the front brakes on my 4th gen ... I'm going with Brembo blanks and OEM pads. Is there anything else that I need to purchase (aside from anti-squeal)? This is my first time working on a Honda and I am not too sure what to expect. Thanks.

SPOONfed

As long as the caliper slider bolts are ok and the bushings I would say you're all set.

bbarbulo

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werd... inspect dust covers on the caliper slide bolts and check caliper slide bolts for any abnormal wear. Also clean the brass clip thingies and apply anti-seize to them.

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What signs of wear am I looking for with respect to the caliper slide bolts? What is the best lubricant to use on them? BTW, how would I go about flush-n-filling the brake fluid if the car is NON-DISK in the rear?

bbarbulo

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pitting, chipping or rust... I use synthetic grease for the sliders

empty master cyl reservoir using a turkey baster, fill with fresh fluid, then bleed the brakes as per your manual.

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What I wanted to know what (if anything) is the procedure for flushing out the old fluid from the rear brake lines in a car equipped with DRUM BRAKES in the rear? Thanks.

bbarbulo

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same as calipers... on the back of the drum (in the wheel cylinder) there is a bleeder nipple just like a caliper. Just watch the order in which you bleed it in, cuz it's got a specific order.