Awesome video sir! I really appreciate the way you walk us through the operation. I love the isolated views (key moments) you point out too. You make that look easy but I'm sure it's due to your experience with motor vehicles. Keep up the good work. Questions: how does one bleed the break system if the brake pedal bottoms out on the floorboard? Do you have a video of that too Huu N Wheels? Is the rear brakes done the same way as the front brakes? Can you look at the rotors and tell anything about their condition when doing the pads? Thx 4 everything sir.
Thanks Phil. The rear one is a little different because it has an electronic parking brake. There are more steps to put the vehicle in service mode or remove the actuator to compress the brake piston back.
Normally, brake bleed doesn't need it if just replace the brake pads. Currently, I haven't gotten a chance to video that. I'll do when I get a chance to : )
P.S.. thx for the 😁Brake Caliper Compression Tool link. It pays to have the proper tools!
Thank you for your support. Having the Right tool makes life easier 😁
Awesome video sir! I really appreciate the way you walk us through the operation. I love the isolated views (key moments) you point out too. You make that look easy but I'm sure it's due to your experience with motor vehicles. Keep up the good work. Questions: how does one bleed the break system if the brake pedal bottoms out on the floorboard? Do you have a video of that too Huu N Wheels? Is the rear brakes done the same way as the front brakes? Can you look at the rotors and tell anything about their condition when doing the pads? Thx 4 everything sir.
Thanks Phil. The rear one is a little different because it has an electronic parking brake. There are more steps to put the vehicle in service mode or remove the actuator to compress the brake piston back.
Normally, brake bleed doesn't need it if just replace the brake pads. Currently, I haven't gotten a chance to video that. I'll do when I get a chance to : )
What is the torq spec for the caliper and lug nuts?
Hi Emily, The caliper slide pin bolt ~ 53 - 55 ft/lbs; lug nuts ~ 94 - 95 ft/lbs. hope these are helpful
what's the make/ model of the brake calliper tool?
I don’t have the exact make/model. Autozone has similar one if you have an autozone near by. Part# 57277