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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.
Rotate the lever so that the bleed port is facing up. Remove the bleed port screw, or master cylinder cover on older brakes, and top off the mineral oil. Remove the brake pads and insert a bleed block to hold the pistons in place. If you donât have a bleed block then the caliper needs a rotor to clamp down on. second option is to bleed the brakes like a car if you have a stubborn bubble stuck in the caliper. Having a friend help you with this one will make it far easier and cleaner. Start off the same way with the caliper off the bike, brake pads removed, and bleed block in place.