- 1). Use a tire iron to turn the lug nuts on the wheels counterclockwise one full turn.
- 2). Use a jack to raise the Infiniti. Place the jack under the support strut on the side you are working on located near the edge of the frame.
- 3). Lower the car onto the jack stands. Once the car is lowered from the jack, remove the lug nuts completely as well as the tire. Set these both aside.
- 4). Remove the caliper mounting bracket by removing the two bolts that secure it with a socket wrench. Using twine, hang the bracket from the undercarriage of the car to prevent stress on the brake line.
- 5). Remove the brakes by wiggling then pulling them free from the caliper assembly.
- 6). Use the caliper compression tool to compress the caliper.
- 7). Place the new brakes into the assembly and reattach the caliper mounting bracket.
- 8). Reattach the wheel to the rotor. Tighten the lugs then lower the car to the ground. Finish by turning all the lugs until secure.
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