@@MrMclovinGaming No air will be allowed in the system by just retracting the piston. For some vehicles and vehicles with dirty and old brake fluid, opening the bleeder is a good idea so you don’t force old fluid back into the brake hoses and up the lines. But be cautious if you do to make sure to go slow and close the bleeder accordingly or air will most definitely get into the brake system and will need to be bled out.
That really depends on the shop you use. You’re looking at about a 1 hour labor charge plus cost of parts. So $250-$300 could be the average cost for parts and labor.
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Very simple video goodshit
Thanks
don't you have to open the brake valve so you won't let air in the line??? when compressing back the calipers?
@@MrMclovinGaming No air will be allowed in the system by just retracting the piston. For some vehicles and vehicles with dirty and old brake fluid, opening the bleeder is a good idea so you don’t force old fluid back into the brake hoses and up the lines. But be cautious if you do to make sure to go slow and close the bleeder accordingly or air will most definitely get into the brake system and will need to be bled out.
Do you need any spray?
How much is the rotor replacement usually for this car cause I have the same kind of car
That really depends on the shop you use. You’re looking at about a 1 hour labor charge plus cost of parts. So $250-$300 could be the average cost for parts and labor.
Do you grease both bolts
@@pinky6937 the guide pins yes!