Thanks for this, dude. I knew the front and rear brakes were different but the rear was way different than any other car I've replaced them on. I did the front in 20 minutes and I'm thinking "this is gonna be even easier on the back since they're smaller...😂 I was wrong. Either way, I'm just glad I can do them on my own instead of the $500 they wanted at the shop.
thank you for the tutorial. i was putting the brakeline bracket bolt back on and the head of it snapped and smacked me in the face... everything was going so well and im struggling to find a new bolt😭
If you look on my channel I have several videos that show how to manually retract the electronic parking brake if you watch the video on the jeep the process is the same
@@P4kDeeKongg I saw another video on how to take it out of service mode. You press the start button to wake up then ECM without pressing the brake and then you put the park brake in park. This process will take the car out of service mode. Start the vehicle and take the park off and slightly pump the brakes to pump the pistons to normal
Thanks for this, dude. I knew the front and rear brakes were different but the rear was way different than any other car I've replaced them on. I did the front in 20 minutes and I'm thinking "this is gonna be even easier on the back since they're smaller...😂 I was wrong. Either way, I'm just glad I can do them on my own instead of the $500 they wanted at the shop.
very helpful! thank you
Good job 👏
thank you for the tutorial. i was putting the brakeline bracket bolt back on and the head of it snapped and smacked me in the face... everything was going so well and im struggling to find a new bolt😭
You should be able to find a stud or any bolt that will hold it in place
What about lubricating the caliper slide bolts inside the rubber boot?
What kind of bolt is the u use to connect the brake line to the caliber
Banjo bolt
Does this work on a 2016 Chrysler as well
It should yes
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My 2015 Chrysler 200 has a different button layout and doesn't have any way to access the brake service mode, do you know any other way to access it?
If you look on my channel I have several videos that show how to manually retract the electronic parking brake if you watch the video on the jeep the process is the same
Not to be that guy but those brake caliper bolts are required to be torqued
Appreciate the tip.
Do you have to do it for front brake pads?
No just the rear
What if my radio is broken any way to manually retract it
Yes I have several videos on how to manually retract the ebrake
What if I forgot too put it in service mode ????
If you don't have any error codes and the ebrake works fine your clear if you have error codes you may need a new actuator and or caliper.
what if screen doesn't work
I have a few other videos on my channel that show how to do it manually look for my video on the jeep it has the same set up
@@danielgibson4901 thanks
So you left out one important factor for them DYI'ers out there. How to reverse the procedures on get it out of brake service mode.
Do you know how ??? And what if you forgot too put your car in service mode before doing that
@@P4kDeeKongg I saw another video on how to take it out of service mode. You press the start button to wake up then ECM without pressing the brake and then you put the park brake in park. This process will take the car out of service mode. Start the vehicle and take the park off and slightly pump the brakes to pump the pistons to normal
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