Banshee
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They look like the right ones, same place I bought mine, best to message or call the seller and ask if they are for your vehicle.
If your pads are almost down to the metal, your pistons will be extended and will need to be forced back in, I did this using a pry bar against the discs and calliper (before removal) remember to remove the brake fluid cap and keep an eye on the level, it rises quickly when the pistons are pushed back in, I used a sucker to lower the level and had to do this quite a few times while the pistons moved in. Rustic, your info was spot on :thumb2
To bleed the system you will need to make sure all the bleed nipples will free off, a lot of the time they seize or snap off and can be a right pain to remove.
On most vehicle you start at the furthest wheel away from the brake reservoir and work back.
Good man
Is it just a case of pulling the bleed nipples out and then pumping the brakes? I remember an ex girlfriends dad replacing a master cylinder in my Fiesta when it went on me before and we had to bleed the brakes, I didn't actually see what he was doing though because I was inside pressing the brakes when he told me to