ok i need to pick your brain some more.... i dont want to change the brrakes front ones but this year after hunting the rice fields i have alot and stock stuck in between the pads and the rotor.. how hard is it to remove the caliper i see two bolts are those the only ones.......

heres what im looking at

 

If you are that much into it, you are more than 75% done! Just remove those 2 mounting bolts and the caliper would come off. Just make sure you don't put too much stress on the brake hose. When you reinstall back, use a flat screwdriver tip to pry open the pads if they became too tight for the rotor to slip in. After that, it's good time to bleed air from the brake line if the brake lever (of course the front!) feels spongy. I would replace the brake fluid at this time if it's more than 3 years old.

 

awsome once again thanks for the help..... all this because i want to sell it hahaha... i just hate selling anything thats not up to my standards if i were buying it i just like to go through replace everything that need to be replaced or cleaned.... and ill have to look dont know if thats in my owners manual the brake fluid type is what im sure its on the cap as well thanks i appreciate

 

Kawi says either DOT 3 or 4 is fine for the "FRONT".