Great video thanks so much? Much better and detailed than some others I’ve watched. Come to think of it I’ve probably watched more brake pad and rotor videos than I’ve actually replaced pads.
+Serlasco you can either check out my video on how to find Porsche part numbers or call any Porsche dealer and ask for the parts department and they should be able to help 😉
Close ups define and explain details better than other videos
+Richard Lopez 👍
Thanks for these well made videos. Owning a Porsche is a bit daunting but these definitely help!
+@christame994 you’re welcome! Thanks for commenting 🍻
Great video thanks so much? Much better and detailed than some others I’ve watched. Come to think of it I’ve probably watched more brake pad and rotor videos than I’ve actually replaced pads.
+minermarcus thanks!
Great vid. Thank you!
+Eric Roberts you bet! 🍻
hey aaron! those bolts that are supposed to be replaced, can you ID them for me? Im newish to car work. thanks!
+Serlasco you can either check out my video on how to find Porsche part numbers or call any Porsche dealer and ask for the parts department and they should be able to help 😉
@@HelpMeDIY haha sounds good, thanks
What antiseize if anything do you put on your screws during reassembly?
+minermarcus I don’t use any. I find most items not only don’t need it, but shouldn’t get it. It skews torque values.
Wouldn't your Schwaben tool have retracted the plungers for you? No need to use the pliers wrapped in electrical tape.
+Mark Cash probably