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Easy work. Done in an hour. It's always good to bleed the brakes, but I've never bled brakes after changing pads. Just change out the fluid every couple years, which you should do anyway. You'll also need a box or something about 12 inches tall to set the caliper on so it's not hanging and pulling on the line. need to replace the brake pads on my 2003 330i. I bought the pads, and new sensors, planning to do the work myself. But now I've discovered that I'm really supposed to bleed the brake fluid as well. I know it's supposedly an easy job, especially with a power bleeder, but I've never done brake work before.
It is simple. 1- Remove pads from Caliper 2- Remove caliper from Frame 3- Attach hose and bag to Bleed Screw on Caliper 4- Open Reservoir on Brake Lever 5- Pull Lever tight and secure with a large rubber band.This allows the lever to close all the way when.. 6- Open Bleed Screw.- Remove rubber band and open the brake lever. 9- Add fluid to reservoir as necessary and repeat until bleed is complete. If you hold the caliper in a position that places the bleed screw at the top of the system, you can tap the line and caliper body to easily remove any and all bubbles.