Cara ganti kampas rem depan honda beat

Summary

This tutorial demonstrates the step-by-step process of replacing the front brake pads (kampas depan) on a Honda Beat FI motorcycle. The video covers key actions such as removing the brake disc bolts, detaching the caliper, pushing the piston back, and installing the new brake pads. The presenter explains the tools required and provides simple instructions for DIY enthusiasts to follow at home. The video concludes with a reminder to check all components for correct assembly and encourages viewers to subscribe and leave questions in the comments for further assistance.

Takeaways

• 😀 Prepare the necessary tools before starting the brake pad replacement process, including a T40 star-shaped L-wrench, T10 wrench, and a caliper piston-pushing tool.
• 😀 To remove the brake disc, use a T40 wrench to loosen the bolts. Tapping the bolts with a hammer may be necessary if they are too tight.
• 😀 Once the brake disc is removed, you will hear a screeching sound when the brake pads are completely worn out and need replacement.
• 😀 Use a T10 wrench to remove the caliper bolts and take off the caliper to access the old brake pads.
• 😀 If the pistons in the caliper are not fully retracted, use a piston-pushing tool or a flathead screwdriver to gently press them back into the caliper.
• 😀 Install the new brake pads by first placing the smaller one, ensuring they fit properly before reattaching the caliper.
• 😀 Tighten the caliper bolts securely after the new brake pads are installed to avoid any issues with braking performance.
• 😀 Before reinserting the brake disc, ensure the holes align properly with the caliper and mount the disc securely with the appropriate bolts.
• 😀 Always double-check the brake system to make sure everything is tightened and aligned correctly to ensure safety during use.
• 😀 If the brake disc is tight or doesn't fit properly, slightly loosen the bolts until everything moves freely and aligns correctly.
• 😀 The process of replacing the brake pads is similar for various Honda models such as the Beat, Scoopy, and Vario, making this method versatile for similar systems.

Q & A

What is the first step in replacing the front brake pads on a Honda Beat FI?

The first step is to remove the brake disc bolts using a T40 star key. You may need to tap the bolts gently to loosen them.

What tool is required to remove the brake disc bolts?

A T40 star key (L-shaped) is required to remove the brake disc bolts.

Why should the brake caliper bolts be loosened using a T10 key?

The T10 key is the correct size to remove the brake caliper bolts, which secures the caliper to the bike.

What happens if the brake pistons are not pushed back before installing the new brake pads?

If the brake pistons are not pushed back, there won't be enough space for the new brake pads to fit into the caliper.

What tool can be used to push the brake pistons back into the caliper?

A brake piston tool is used to push the brake pistons back into the caliper, making space for the new brake pads.

Can the brake piston be pushed back without the special tool?

Yes, the brake piston can be pushed back using other methods, such as releasing air from the air hole, but using the proper tool makes the process easier.

What should be done if the brake disc is hard to remove?

If the brake disc is hard to remove, you can use a flathead screwdriver or similar tool to pry it loose.

How do you ensure the new brake pads are installed correctly?

Ensure the new pads are installed with the small ones first, and make sure they align properly within the caliper before reassembling the system.

What models are compatible with this brake pad replacement tutorial?

This tutorial applies to Honda Beat FI, Honda Beat Karbu, Scoopy, Vario, and similar models that use the same brake system.

What should be checked after the brake pad replacement is complete?

After replacing the brake pads, check that all bolts are tightly secured, the brake components are properly aligned, and the brake function works smoothly before riding.