Dodge Dart front brake pads and rotor replacement

Need new brake pads and rotors? If you have never replaced brake pads and rotors before, after watching this video, you will know how! I show you every step including how to remove the old pads and rotors, how to install the new pads and rotors, where to use brake grease, how to grease the guide pins, and how to torque the bolts for a safe and complete brake job. Save money, do the job right, and feel proud to work on your own car!
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[@darkNovaskar]

Can you guys make a video of how to pacifically lift a dodge dart with a floor jack

[@mrsquiglydragon]

pacifically

[@btscpapa7986]

Thanks for your video homie I did all 4 rooters and brakes on my 2014 dart help a lot…

[@user-jr9qi8bh7t]

An e-20 is crazy

[@jeven]

I like how we get to watch your back.

[@stonesteven575]

Why did u turnback the caliper

[@FerKurl]

Huh?

[@stephenbustos]

Because the new brake pads will be thicker than the old pads. You have to push the calipers back out to accommodate the new pads.

[@TheMichaelWil]

What do you guys charge to do all this?