How to replace Rear brake pads on Jeep Liberty
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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Best video out there very detailed!!! 🤘🤘
Yup will help lot of peope
Why do some videos Crack the bleeder screw? ..some dont...
Is this really necessary to avoid seal blowout back in system weakpoints?...
I'm seeing some people say yes some no?..I'm gonna try without
But great video most detailed ive seen yet
@@georgecushing6762 well u can open the bleeder valve to let out the old fluid that took all the heat abuse instead of pushing back to lines how ever u run the risk getting air in the system it’s always best to not go beyond what ur doing and just to brake flush regulator every 60k miles
Sorry to message again I took tires off..little clip spring on pad is opposite facing down rather than towards engine as in this video same both sides ..I'm unsure do i put back in place as is or ...put spring to engine or facing up rather than facing the ground .....
Now I'm freaking out a bit....
I have new rotors and pads ..I'm gonna try to put back (as seen on tv)..
..I think the last person put them on backwards?...or I'm about too?..
Thanks for all your help...ttyl
@@georgecushing6762 ur talking about the brake wear indicator
Easy and simple to understand. Great video, nice job.
Yup I try my best to keep it simple
Nice job,
Had problem with spring clip orientation until I watched your video
Video & job well done. Only video I have seen that explains all the clips clearly.
Well detailed. Thank you Sir
You welcome always here to help
Nice job, thank you very much for your video. Very helpful 👍🏻
Thank you! Good job
Welcome
great job man - I hate when my rubber gets pinched.... LOL
BassPlayer80 yeah just take it easy
Thank you very much Great video
Top Man, RB
Super!
Thanks bud!
Welcome
Could you not use the screw driver while it was on the vehicle too puch back the piston
Yes u can
Great video. I loved how you used the butt of the screwdriver as a hammer! LOL
Anything that get the job done
Thank you so much.
Torqe specs would be helpful.
What year I’ll get u but tomorrow from work
@@RBTheMechanic 2006 Liberty Diesel
Nice video
Thank u!!
Good job bless you moe
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You didnt have to bleed it?
Nope since we didn’t remove any fluid alike components it’s not required but do ur brake fluid service every 60-70k miles
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Thank you
What about bleeding the brakes ??????? You did not bleed the brakes !!!!!!
I did not replace calipers or any lines that’s brake fluid service job!! Do that on its own time and recommended time frame
You can open the bleeder screws when compressing the calipers, if you want. But where I live in michigan older vehicles are very rusty. A broken screw can cause you to replace the whole caliper. It's fine if you don't bleed the syste. If you're just doing a pad and rotor slap.