I have a '93 90S and I think it's time to replace the pads....110,000 miles. Is anyone willing to give me detailed instructions on how to do this? I have changed pads on other cars, but didn't need to remove the calipers to do it. It's my understanding that I do have to remove them to change these. Anyone willing give me the steps?

Thanks

Harry

<center><img src="http://catalog.exist.ru/pic/parts/VAG10721.gif"></center><p>"Removing" calipers not required.

Simply remove the lower(bottom) carrier bolt(3) and swing caliper up, and R&amp;R pads.

You will also need a "C" clamp or other suitable tool to press in the caliper pistons to install the new pads.

3 screws.

my rear carrier nuts are rusted shut and the 8mm is stripped. i PBed it, torched it. failed.

any suggestions.

Sounds like you'll need new calipers! :o)

The desert southwest has virtually no corrosion problems!

Maybe find a salvage yard out west, and get a few price quotes on the rear calipers! ;o)