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-[* black] Using a 5mm Allen Wrench, slightly loosen the outer nut by turning it in a counterclockwise motion in one hand, supporting the break pad with your other hand under it to counterbalance the force. The brake pad setup will naturally fall down after slight loosening.
-[* black] Put the wrench aside and fully loosen the outer nut and following washer with your fingers, noting to remember their sequence it was assembled and keeping your right hand cupped under to prevent displacement of the components of they fall.
-[* black] Take out the brake pad by using your. fingers to tilt down the pad and adjacent washer, keeping the washer sequence in mind.
+[* black] With a 5mm Allen wrench in your left hand, slightly loosen the outer nut by turning it in a counterclockwise motion, supporting the brake pad with your right hand under it to counterbalance the force. The brake pad setup will naturally fall down after slight loosening.
+[* black] Quickly put the wrench aside and fully loosen the outer nut and following washers with your left thumb and index finger, noting to remember the sequence they were assembled and keeping the rest of your left fingers cupped under to prevent displacement of the components if they fall.
+[* black] Take out the brake pad by using your right fingers to tilt down the pad and adjacent washers, keeping the washer sequence in mind again.