How to Replaced Front Brakes Expert Guide

How to replace your car's front brake pads, front brake rotors, and front brake calipers, I will also show you how easy it is to bleed the brakes to ensure optimal performance. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned mechanic, this guide has everything you need to know!
🔧 What I cover in this how-to replace your front brakes video:
Step-by-step process to replace front brake pads
How to properly install new rotors and calipers
Best practices for safely and efficiently bleeding your brakes
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Tools Needed:
Socket set: amzn.to/4d3lZQe
Torque wrench: amzn.to/3JocWMn
Brake caliper tool: amzn.to/3Q8ZTC1
Brake bleeder kit: amzn.to/3Q9gZQy
Brake fluid: amzn.to/49IU851

[@jwhiz3219]

The rubber sleeve on the caliper slide bolt goes on the bottom. It may have been switched incorrectly by the last mechanic that worked on it so keep that in mind. The purpose of the rubber sleeve is to serve as increased friction to prevent a rattle or squeak.

[@FlatRateMechanic]

That very valuable information. Thank you for sharing that with every one. Very note worthy!

[@csan255]

When do you bleed the ABS system and what is the procedures using bi-directional obd ii?

[@FlatRateMechanic]

The only reason you would need to bleed the ABS system is if the brake system went completely empty on brake fluid or you replace the master cylinder or ABS module was replaced

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[@FlatRateMechanic]

😂 Thank very much!! But yes have be spoken for. If you ever need help with your brake just let me know