Can i do this myself? (probably) but how?????

Take off your wheels.

 

Pull out the pin on the back of the caliper which goes through the 2 long rods which go through the caliper.

 

When the pin is removed pull out the rods from the top and bottom of the calipers. The rods with screw like heads on. Watch for the dust cover (The metal plate) pinging off.

 

When they are out pull out the old brake pads.

 

Put copper grease on the back of your new pads, put the little plates which where on the back of your old pads on to the back of the new ones and push the new pads back into place.

 

Push the rods back through the hole in the caliper threading through the holes in the pads and making sure you put the dust cover back in place.

 

Put the pin through the hole in the rods when they are in place.

 

 

 

You may need to push the pistons back a little as the new pads will be thicker. Take off the lid of the brake fluid chamber in under the bonnet and put a cloth around the bottom of it, incase some of it over flows.

With the pads out get a good strong spanner or screw driver, and use that to leaver the pistons back, but dont break or damage the rubber seals around the pistons.