How do I replace the brakes on a Ford Puma?

I noticed that my brakes on my Ford Puma are starting to squeak and I want to replace them. What is the best way to go about replacing the brakes on a Ford Puma? Any specific tools or tips that I should know?

Replacing brakes on a Ford Puma is not as difficult as it may seem. First, make sure to have all necessary tools such as a jack and jack stands, a lug wrench, and a brake caliper tool. Then, follow these steps: 1) Remove the wheel, 2) Remove the caliper, 3) Remove the old brake pads, 4) Push the piston back into the caliper, 5) Install the new brake pads, and 6) Put the caliper and wheel back in place.

I have replaced my Ford Puma brakes multiple times and I have learned a few tricks along the way. One tip is to use brake grease on the back of the brake pads to prevent squeaking. Also, make sure to bleed the brakes after installation to ensure proper function.

I would recommend taking your Ford Puma to a professional for brake replacement. While it may save you some money to do it yourself, if not done correctly it can lead to major safety hazards. It's better to be safe than sorry when it comes to your brakes.