Excellent video, I just followed it to replace the front rotors and pads on my Outlander PHEV. That tip about using a screwdriver to push back the pistons before removing the pads was very useful, I used a screwdriver on one and the flat blade on the back of the jack lever to push the other at the same time.
Fantastic video. Replacing rotors on my 04 Canyon is a nightmare. These mitsubishi guys made it so easy and you explain it well. I feel brave enough to tackle my wife's outlander now. Thanks for sharing!
Wow~ I am speechless right now at first I was scared to do this for my mitsubishi eclipse but after watching this I feel more confident Just hope to not mess up I also live in AZ but my car is old 2011 and the previous owner hasn’t changed anything on the car so now it’s all up to me 😤😎 My step dad can’t help me or watch over me to make sure I do everything right （lives in another state)
I am going to be an IiCanic 😎 ey vato gracias for the video! You really made it simple and clear holmes shoooot i can do this yo solito for reals gracias ey!
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So for a 2019 Mitsubishi outlander sport you can compress the calipers with a clamp like normal? Just making sure I don’t need to get a special tool to compress them like some Honda brake calipers
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Excellent video, I just followed it to replace the front rotors and pads on my Outlander PHEV.
That tip about using a screwdriver to push back the pistons before removing the pads was very useful, I used a screwdriver on one and the flat blade on the back of the jack lever to push the other at the same time.
Man I am a mechanic and this boy is Good, keep doing your thing man 🎉🎉🎉
Fantastic video. Replacing rotors on my 04 Canyon is a nightmare. These mitsubishi guys made it so easy and you explain it well. I feel brave enough to tackle my wife's outlander now. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! You gived the me drive I needed to finally do my own brakes 😎 once again Thanks 🙏🏽
Wow~ I am speechless right now at first I was scared to do this for my mitsubishi eclipse but after watching this I feel more confident
Just hope to not mess up I also live in AZ but my car is old 2011 and the previous owner hasn’t changed anything on the car so now it’s all up to me 😤😎
My step dad can’t help me or watch over me to make sure I do everything right （lives in another state)
Short, to the point. Appreciate you.
put camera inside to see what you are tightening..(i know its a bolt but its good to see).
Needed this
I am going to be an IiCanic 😎 ey vato gracias for the video! You really made it simple and clear holmes shoooot i can do this yo solito for reals gracias ey!
I can't get the caliper to retract on my 2022 outlander. What am I doing wrong?
So helpful
Solid video.
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We also provide a plethora of resources for your journey, like OEM Factory Repair Manuals and a platform for car-related questions. Visit www.youcanic.com for these and more. Feel free to explore and ask any questions - we're here to be your reliable source for all things automotive.
Thank you
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how tight (using a torque wrench) for screwing back the caliper nuts of the caliper bracket attaching the back of the rotor?
Great question. Anybody know?
Bracket 80 ft/lbs
Slide pin bolt 30 ft/lbs
So for a 2019 Mitsubishi outlander sport you can compress the calipers with a clamp like normal? Just making sure I don’t need to get a special tool to compress them like some Honda brake calipers
I am surprised on how some people bleed the brakes and others don’t.
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What is the torque for these screws?
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