Hi all,

Some beginner questions on brake caliper guide-pin bushings. Last when I replaced my brake pads I noticed my guide-pin rubber bushings were looking pretty old/worn, so this go around while I'm replacing my rotors I'll address those bushings.
I have an ST with rear disc conversion, so I'm aware that when looking up parts--> ST parts on fronts and GT parts on rears.

First (dumb one): Are there two guide-pin bushings on each caliper?

Second: How difficult is it to replace the guide-pin bushings? Maybe someone can describe the steps.

Third: I was thinking of buying OE replacement bushings (Wagner), just cause I don't think there is much to them. But please let me know if there is something important I'm not considering. I don't want to realize I needed some other parts, then I'm left waiting on parts.

Thanks in advance!

should be pretty easy, I've done it a few toyotas, just search youtube its all the same for flip up calipers.

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First: It's a single sorta dog-bone bushing that slides through the hole in the caliper.

Second: Very, very simple. You just have to remove the caliper from the bracket.

Third: Wagner is fine - I got all my caliper hardware/bushings from RockAuto.