How to change front brake discs and brake pads Mitsubishi Outlander 1 TUTORIAL | AUTODOC
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- How to change / change / install / replacement front brake discs / brake rotors / disc brakes and brake pads on Mitsubishi Outlander 1 TUTORIAL | AUTODOC
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00:52 - Use a socket №17
02:22 - Use a socket №17
05:28 - Using a special tool press in the brake caliper piston
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Caliper slider/guide/lock pins for both the front and rear calipers:
Tightening torque: 44 ± 5 N·m (32 ± 4 ft-lb)
The mounting brackets for the caliper support to the backing plate:
You need these when you replace the rotors.
Front: 100 ± 10 N·m (74 ± 7 ft-lb)
Rear: 60 ± 5 N·m (45 ± 3 ft-lb)
Lug nuts:
Tightening torque: 108 ± 4 N·m (80 ± 3 ft-lb)
Be sure to lube the sliders with a proper lube for brakes.
Very common cause of brake issues no matter the vehicle.
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The mounting brackets for the caliper support is the one with 17mm head?
Put a couple of Lugnuts temporarily on to hold your rotor while you put your caliper brackets on makes it easier
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You forgot to go to the top and open the caps for the return brake fluid that will squirt back.
Great job
Today I changed my disc and pads after watching this tutorial couple of times.
I do not have a garage lift for the cars, I used an emergency jack.
I do not have a pneumatic tools to take of the car tyre and I do not have a socket wrench - I used a classic ones 15 and 17.
It took me a little bit more than an hour, and the funniest part is. Garage I used in the past it took them 2 hours and two mechanics to change the pads and brake disc.
I also bought parts from your site, slow delivery, but hey ho! at least my car is fixed :D Thank you so much and definitely THUMBS UP! more videos like that please.
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im sure the garage could have had it done in 30 mins they just take longer to charge you more labor house
*hours
its called rip off
What size threads was the bolt that freed up the old rotor?
Well and simply done, great video, no words needed!
i love it. makes me wanna do it myself!
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Some of the best videos out there! thanks and wow that jacket is pretty snazzy :)
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Should you take the lid of the brake fluid when you push back the piston
Normally common practice I believe.
Perfect work.
Is this the same process for a 2018 outlander?
Excellent Video and guide.
The only thing it might help to mention.
Bedding in the brake pads to the rotors.
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Awesome video!
Very helpful, straightforward, & no-nonsense.
Can you tell us what the recommended torque measurements are for each of the bolts that are involved in this process - including the lug nuts?
Also, is this process specific to a particular year model of the Outlander?
Thank you.
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Unfortunately, it is not possible to clarify the tightening torque, you can find this information in the technical documentation for the repair of your car.
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Praca wykonana niedokładnie na akkord, powinno się bardzo dokładnie wyczyścić piastę z rdzy i posmarować delikatnie pastą miedzianą aby w przyszłości nie było problemu z wymianą tarczy hamulcowej. Prowadnice w zacisku hamulcowym powinny też być dokładnie wyczyszczone, a gdy mają wrzery to należy je wymienić na nowe.
Witam, tak. Pan ma rację. Nasz filmik pokazuje ogólne warunki wymiany oraz nie jest całym instruktażem serwisowania auta. Niektóre szczegóły zostały pominięte, aby zaoszczędzić czas.
Great video 👍
thanks for the video know how to change my ford ranger , looks the same as the ranger will try this this weekend again thank so much guys ..keep it up thumps up #174
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nice video. but can you please tell us the torque specifications for all this repair?
Thank you for the feedback! All torque specs are indicated in the technical documentation on the vehicle maintenance, you can find them out at the official car dealer. Best regards, Autodoc.
Guide Pin: 44+/-5 Nm , 32+/-4 ft.lb
Truly a pro, little if any wasted time or motion, hands exactly positioned to align parts and bolts, bravo!
Nice , thank you for making this video
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What size bolt was threaded into the rotor to help it separate from the hub? Thanks! Excellent tutorial!
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We used a M8 bolt to dismantle the brake disc.
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dont you have to pull the lid off of master cylinder to compress the caliper piston
Any special torques for the caliper bracket and the bracket ?
Our videos are for guidance only. All routine replacements and values can be found directly in the technical documentation for your car or use the help of a car maintenance service.
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I have 2019 outlander .. is it the same procedure ? Mine has auto hold
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What is the lube product you used on the caliper pins?
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We used the 5 000 000 150 Bosch.
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Is this same method for a 2014 ASX??
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@@autodocuk Yea thanks finally ended up getting the right part number from mitsi, just gotta slap them in tomorrow shouldn't be that difficult.
So one of my bolts on the caliper is seized up. Anything I can do besides heat to free it?
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Nice video, do guide pins requires Thread Locker on it?
No. Silicone paste
Oreo Gonzalez thanks
Is there a left and right rotor, or do they work for both sides?
Thank you for your feedback! Brake discs ( as well as brake pads ) should be replaced in pairs. We highly recommend that you contact our Customer Support agents and you will get an advice on which car pats you need to obtain. We look forward to hearing from you! Best regards, Autodoc!
Do the brakes automatically adjust into place? Do they not require bleeding?
Thank you for the feedback! When removing the caliper, there may be a leakage of the brake fluid. After installation, it is necessary to bleed it a few times and then to add to the level of the brake fluid. Best Regards, Autodoc
What's the special tool you use at 5 ' you mention ? Where can I buy it ?
You can use large c clamp.
Thank you for the feedback! During this replacement procedure, we used a special tool for the caliper piston, which you can find on our website: www.autodoc.co.uk/yato/13649067
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Very gud boss
I wouldn't have put the slide pins back in without a decent sand down. They were in an awful condition and there was no anti rattle rubber sleeve on the top one. should have been replaced really
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Is this the me on a 19
I don't see professionalism here.
- you didn't torque your bolts
- you didn't apply anti-seize silicone paste on the areas where the rotor comes into contact with the wheel bearing knuckle.
- you didn't use anti-seize thread locker on the bolts that go into the caliper
- you didn't clean the rotors with brake cleaner
- you didn't use anti-seize paste on the back of the brake pads
Thank you for your feedback! You can measure the diameter of your bearing using a hand caliper. Best Regards, Autodoc team!
If your such a freaking professional why are watching videos anyway.. I'm not concerned with the basics done on all break jobs..
Great job.
The only think i did not understand was what did the press tool do? He seemed to press one of the old pads into it on one side then removed it. Can anyone explain?
He Pressed the piston back inside the caliper, they come further and further out the more the pads wear down. The old pad was just something to push against to prevent damage.
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stupid city boy question: What is a socket No#17? that's not a size is it?
This means the size is 17mm.
Did not bleed the brakes, there will be air in the system
Thanks for your comment and that you watch our videos.
you're wrong. plan and simple I'm only commenting to educate you as you are either young or inexperienced he did not open the hydraulic system. which is not required for doing a brake job.
No anti seize used? Weird.
In the new videos, we have already fixed a number of problems, we will be glad if you rate the new videos.
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Food For Thought, The Mechanic Book Says it takes 1 hr to do both sides. this guy can do both sides in less the 20 mins. Hmm who's getting Ripped off here??? oh ya, YOU ARE!!!
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so no torque wrench used for any bolts not a good idea it can then snap unload and did the wheel nuts without it as well 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Thank you for your remark! Yes, some of the steps were skipped in this video, however, we use the torque wrench regularly in our new videos. Best Regards, Autodoc Team
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Bad lighting
Wow 8 minutes for all that lol take me 3-4 hours for half that lol
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