Corrado and Passat Front Brake Pads

Do-it-Yourself Tip

When replacing your VW Passat or Corrado front brake pads check your rotors for pitting and deep scores. This kind of damage will severely reduce the mileage you get on new brake pads. Also if you have noticed a lot of vibration when you hit the brake pedal, you have warped rotors and they should be replaced immediately. Bleeding your brake system is critical to keeping your VW Passat or Corrado stopping on a dime. When you bleed your brakes use ATE Super Blue Brake Fluid to make it easy while bleeding your Volkswagen’s brakes. When the ATE brake fluid comes through the system you will notice the blue color, it lets you know that all the old fluid is gone.