How to replace front brakes and rotors on 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee With Torque specs & part number

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[@phillipmccallister7553]

You do a great job. It's obvious that you take pride in what you do, and do things right. Thanks for the time and effort of making this video. Lots of good advice.

[@RBTheMechanic]

I appreciate that! Thank u!!!

[@stevenbaughman704]

Good job ! Thanks for doing this video ! I have done brakes on probably 20 different vehicles but it has been many years since the last one and they were all much different than this jeep. Thanks again for doing this video

[@RBTheMechanic]

Glad it helped

[@davidpowell3347]

At about 13:00 would it be a good idea to open the bleed screw a little bit to let out some fluid and make the pistons easier to squeeze? Then the lost fluid could be made up at the end by putting a little bit of fresh brake fluid into the master cylinder reservoir?

[@poodlenoodlesoup1]

Thank you. Good video, helped me get through mine.

[@williamlock2984]

You totally help me! All other videos did not help. I watched a lot of different channels

[@RBTheMechanic]

Nice glad video was help!!!

[@brianscott9001]

Good video. Straight to the job and gave great pointers.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yup thank you

[@larylhuntington5398]

Thanks for sharing this bro. Helped me a lot.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Glad video was help

[@williamlock2984]

Thanks my man

[@RBTheMechanic]

Any time!

[@cory5233]

Don't strip the 18mm like I did

[@MatthewMartinez-py5pb]

Can you slip the new pads in why do u gotta take off the bracket?

[@RBTheMechanic]

To replace the rotors

[@davidpowell3347]

At 10:45 it would be nice to see how the inner slider pins come out and whether it needs new rubbers
Should the rubbers be sprayed with silicone if they are reused?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Ok

[@indianbri]

tiny bit of grease should be okay

[@ultrapurerepublican9622]

Smack those brake pads one more time

[@biribodets3977]

How could I remove the rear brake

[@RBTheMechanic]

I have video on diffrent Jeep should be similar here’s the video ua-cam.com/video/LMfb8jH5QOE/v-deo.html

[@Mikew-gq2uj]

You said you got the rotors for $23 a piece? Where?

[@RBTheMechanic]

This was while back now days it’s like $56 I got ‘em from my local part store under shop account

[@Mikew-gq2uj]

Anyone wondering, I went to rockauto, ordered them for $103 with shipping. 2 rotors, and brake pads.