BRAKE PAD Removal and Install | Dodge Durango 3rd Generation

How to change brakes to a 3rd generation Dodge Durango. Vehicle in the video is a 2014 Doge Durango Citadel V6.
Tool List:
- tire iron
- floor jack and jack stands or alternative safe manor to elevate vehicle
- flathead screwdriver
- 10mm hex head socket or 10mm allen key (7mm for the rear brakes)
- large "C" clamp
- brake grease/lubricant
- disk brake quiet spray (optional)
- needle nose pliers (optional)
- for rear brake just make sure the emergency / parking brake is not engaged
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[@jdmnyce1166]

Great video brother. I got a 21’ Durango rt. This helps a lot

[@EngineeredMojo]

Glad it was helpful!

[@justinpitts3640]

The allen key or hex size is a 11mm, not 10mm, but other then that very good video. loved the music, clamed my rage.

[@EngineeredMojo]

Thanks for the clarification! And haha yes I'm always team calm music when working on a vehicle...always an unforseen obstacle

[@lanely21]

I thought so!!!

[@leonsmalls6275]

I want to see how you get access to the rear brake caliper as the lower control arm is in the way?