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G37 Brake pads

Your G37

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This page covers the G37 coupe, sedan and convertible.

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Medium$50–$901–2 hrs
All G37 mods

Why do it

Performance pads bite harder and fade less than worn stock pads.

Tools you'll need

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Before you start

  • Pump the pedal until it's firm before you drive. Never let the caliper hang by its hose.
  • Pump the pedal until it's firm before you drive. Never let the caliper hang by its hose.

Steps

  1. Remove the wheel and caliper

    • Remove the wheel, then undo the caliper.
    Watch this step (TRQ, on a 2008-2013 G37) (0:00–2:52)

  2. Press the pistons back

    • Press the pistons back.
    Watch this step (2:52–4:27)

  3. Fit the bracket and pads

    • Fit the new pads.
    Watch this step (16:39–20:43)

  4. Do the rear

    • Undo the caliper bolt, swap the pads and clips, push the piston back and refit.
    Watch the rear (on a G35; same rear job) (0:16–3:08)

  5. Remove the clip and old pads

    • Remove the wheel, then the clip, and take the pads out.
    Watch this step (on a G37 Sport) (1:16–4:44)

  6. Push in the pistons

    • Press the pistons back.
    Watch this step (4:44–7:23)

  7. Fit the new pads

    • Grease the contact points and fit the pads. Pump the pedal.
    Watch this step (7:23–10:31)

  8. Remove the rear pads

    • Take out the old rear pads.
    Watch the rear (on a G37 Sport) (0:20–2:30)

  9. Fit the rear pads

    • Fit the new rear pads.
    Watch this step (2:30–10:54)

How to know it worked

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Safety first

  • Park on flat ground, set the parking brake and chock the wheels.
  • Never get under a car held up only by a jack. Use jack stands.
  • Let the engine and exhaust cool first.
  • Disconnect the battery before unplugging electrical parts.
  • Wear safety glasses.
  • If something doesn't match your car, stop and ask a shop.

Follow your part's instructions and your service manual's torque specs.