When changing brake pads on a car, make sure the car is jacked up, remove the bolts on the caliper and remove the brake pads. Replace brake pads in a car with help from an auto mechanic in this fre…
When changing brake pads on a car, make sure the car is jacked up, remove the bolts on the caliper and remove the brake pads. Replace brake pads in a car with help from an auto mechanic in this fre…
i agreed he didnt show the last pad but u can see the new 2 pads on its simple like the 1 to replace not hard thx nice video
Remember to remove the reservior cap first, as you could spray brake fluid over the car when you push the piston back. Add an anti-seize grease to the back and top of the brake pad to avoid seizure and squeal. Remember to use torque settings when tightening bolts.
he forgot to reinstall the back brake pads =
its not a lazy brake change, he does this all the time he can do it fast,
@kimchijeegeah2 your an idiot that shit isn’t hard and if you think it is then you shouldn’t be touching cars
thank you. u just saved me 300 bucks. i just lleft monroe muffler that was their quote on new pads. :0
Excellent video. Informative and not too long. Thanks!
KJBfreak-Dipshit. He DID replace the inside (not rear, INSIDE) brake pad out, they just didn’t show it in the video because it’s THE SAME AS REMOVING THE OUTSIDE! This is just an instructional video. Inside is same as outside, so why drag the video out?Don’t believe me? The old pads are rust colored and the new ones are shiny gray – 1:10 they’re both rust colored and at 1:35 you see both pads gray. Come on, people!
kimchijeegeah2-What the hell are you talking about?
It’s just n example people ofcourse u have to change the rear break pad to, hey just wanted to make the viv short, 2* but it’s not good enough ^.^