Replace Brake Pads and Brake Rotors - Nissan Murano
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Here I will be changing the brake pads and brake rotors on my 2009 Nissan Murano. We also use a caliper puller (brake rotor puller) tool from AutoZone tool rental to release stuck rotors. New brake pads and rotors are from Napa and their Ultra Premium line of parts.
----- Products Used:
- Brake Quiet: amzn.to/3eYBHQN
- Anti Sieze: amzn.to/3yntQE8
- Simple Green: amzn.to/33WLReh
----- Music Credits:
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Thank you, please do more videos on this make and model. You saved me big doll hairs ❤️
Brake Rotor puller FTW!
Good job, don't forget to clean and lube your guide pins. That will avoid to uneven wear on your brake pads and save few bucks
Thanks for uploading for us peasants!😂
That move @2:00 ... 💯💯💯💯💯🦾
But how would that work on driver side?
On that side you can just jump on it lol
This video incorrectly states that the caliper holder bolts are 19mm instead of 22mm for the front brakes, and there are two of them. I had to reassemble everything till I got the right socket size to install the rotors. Other than that, great video.
Thanks for the info!
there is usually a small threaded hole on caliper to screw in a machine bolt that that it oushes the rotor away from hub
Didnt see one on there! I will look next time, thank you!
If you put some anti seize on the hub it won’t stick next time.
nice trick with ratchet and jack. never seen that before. didnt u have a long pipe for leverage?
No, All my cheater pipes were too long to fit in the wheel well.
didnt see u grease the slider pins
Had some general use grease I put on there, must have missed videoing it.
Didn't hear proper torque for bolts once.
If I am replacing only rear brakes on the same vehicle do I need to bleed the rear brakes?
If you are not replacing the caliper then there is generally no need to bleed the brakes.
did u put wd40 on wheelhub?