Nice video! Really helpful. Just one step I didn’t see you do & I always do: take out the guide pins in the calipers, clean them off & lubricate them. I had a tough time getting them off once coz they were dried in there & stuck. Very simple step to add. Thank you m8
Question I got the passenger caliper by turning the wrench down, how about the driver side do I pull the wrench up or down to get it off? I'm having a very hard time. Thanks
@@josephlombardo830 I done the job a few weeks ago. I used ACD Advantage rotors and pads. The job went smoothly. I did have to file the rust from the caliper brackets to allow the pads to go in easily. I've driven 4K kilometres since and alls well. Thanks again.
Yo! When you busted out the drill to raise the jack... I jumped with Joy! I've been doing that for a long time and people tell me I'm dumb for doing it. 🤣🤣🤣
If you plan to do your own brakes/rotors, eventually take the money you save and buy tools to make it easier. I eventually bought a good 3 ton jack on sale to save my scissor jack for the truck. after couple times using it, i started bending the parts on the jack. would rather save it for emergency and didn't know about the lazy man way, good tip :D Another good tool is a cheap electric impact gun, makes taking off lugnuts, caliper mounting bolts, suspension bolts like for shocks very easy. also nicoclub.com is a good reference for service manuals.
I also have the 3 ton jack, but it makes imprints in my driveway when I use it if I don't lay a board down underneath it. Maybe its the weight of your truck that gave your scissor jack a hard time. I agree that an impact gun does make everything easier, but I figured a lot of people don't have one and I wanted to use more common tools. Thanks for the input.
lol the last thing you want to hear from your mechanic ...."yeahhh i'll do it the lazy mans way" as hes about to work on your trucks braking system. NO THANKS. hahahaha
@@josephlombardo830 I forgot to ask, when opening up the caliper, do I need to open the brake resovir? I noticed yours slid off but mine needed to be open.
Друг, переверни колодки в верх ногами, что бы антискрип и отжим были сверху. Ты ошибся при установке. И обязательно смазывай пальцы направляющие, иначе закиснут.
These rotors and pads were holding up a lot better than when the factory rotors were on there. I did trade in the vehicle recently, so I would not be able to tell you how long they will last, but it has been a year since they were changed and they still had a lot of life left in them
Nice video! Really helpful. Just one step I didn’t see you do & I always do: take out the guide pins in the calipers, clean them off & lubricate them. I had a tough time getting them off once coz they were dried in there & stuck. Very simple step to add. Thank you m8
Guide pins are located where?
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Thank you for the video, very helpful, just did the rears, now onto fronts,will start on the wifes pathfinder now with no suprises!🙂
You can't imagine how much this video helped me.......
Time saver
Thank you very much
Great video! It really assisted me changing my brake pads! Thank you!
Great video, I will b doing a rotor job on my 2016 pathfinder this video saves me atleast $400. Thank you from Arizona.
Question I got the passenger caliper by turning the wrench down, how about the driver side do I pull the wrench up or down to get it off? I'm having a very hard time. Thanks
Man, your video rocks!
I will be replacing the rotors and pads on my NV 200 shortly. Your video was helpful.
Brian Parnell, I’m glad it was helpful to you. Let me know how it all turns out for you
@@josephlombardo830 I done the job a few weeks ago. I used ACD Advantage rotors and pads. The job went smoothly. I did have to file the rust from the caliper brackets to allow the pads to go in easily. I've driven 4K kilometres since and alls well. Thanks again.
Thanks Joe for the "shot of courage"!
Stay safe!
Yo! When you busted out the drill to raise the jack... I jumped with Joy! I've been doing that for a long time and people tell me I'm dumb for doing it. 🤣🤣🤣
Those people are just jealous that they didn’t think of it. Haha
Thanks for this! This is great.
The best video!!
I got it done ✅!!
Thank you!!
Great video and thanks for letting us know what size are those bolts makes jobs easier. Thanks
Lifesaver! Thanks man
Good job man , good job
When you're pushing the caliper piston back in... You can use the Old brake pad.nd push them both in at the same time. 😁
Well done. Cheers!!!!!
you video help me. Thanks
Does it matter which way the clips go? I thought they must be facing upwards.
Great video! Thanks!
Made it look EZ great Job!! Inspire me to do my wife’s pathf..
You made it so simply and easier to unsterstand . love it .
I need to rewatch this to replace my rotor, I need to do this today to save 200bucks
i wach you video. help me a lot thanks.
Short and sweet. I recommend cleaning hub before you put new rotors on.
good job sir
Great job
Great camera angle.I would use a piece of wood to compress the piston
Am I the only one that uses the old brake pads 😂
That was hella smart with the drill
My man!
VERY NICE THANK YOU
If you plan to do your own brakes/rotors, eventually take the money you save and buy tools to make it easier. I eventually bought a good 3 ton jack on sale to save my scissor jack for the truck. after couple times using it, i started bending the parts on the jack. would rather save it for emergency and didn't know about the lazy man way, good tip :D
Another good tool is a cheap electric impact gun, makes taking off lugnuts, caliper mounting bolts, suspension bolts like for shocks very easy.
also nicoclub.com is a good reference for service manuals.
I also have the 3 ton jack, but it makes imprints in my driveway when I use it if I don't lay a board down underneath it. Maybe its the weight of your truck that gave your scissor jack a hard time. I agree that an impact gun does make everything easier, but I figured a lot of people don't have one and I wanted to use more common tools. Thanks for the input.
Back bolts are 19mm on 2015.
Awesome job, but can you provide the link of the place to buy it and also the specification of the rotors and brake pads
Detroit Axle Replacement for 2013-2019 Nissan Pathfinder Front & Rear Drilled Slotted Disc Brake Rotors Ceramic Brake Pads w/Hardware - 10pc Set www.amazon.com/dp/B086GNPP76/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_5Xa4EbSFSMTBJ
Could u do the rear ones ?
I did them, but did not film it, sorry. I don’t have the vehicle anymore. I now have a Telluride
Mr.Mechanic
lol the last thing you want to hear from your mechanic ...."yeahhh i'll do it the lazy mans way" as hes about to work on your trucks braking system. NO THANKS. hahahaha
What brand rotors did you use.
Detroit Axle - Front and Rear Drilled and Slotted Disc Brake Kit Rotors w/Ceramic Pads w/Hardware & Brake Kit Cleaner & Fluid for 2013 Infiniti JX35 - [2014-2017 QX60] - 2013-2017 Nissan Pathfinder www.amazon.com/dp/B07PXBDNZY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_UAF4DbZ6NA8K5
Joseph Lombardo I just bought the same ones, how did they turn out , we’re they squeaky or grinding? Or not at all?
Does anyone know if this would be the same for a 2013 path finder?
I believe that the 2013 is very similar to 2015. Not sure if the bolts are the same size though
@@josephlombardo830 ok cool. I noticed you didn't grease the pins
@@josephlombardo830 I forgot to ask, when opening up the caliper, do I need to open the brake resovir? I noticed yours slid off but mine needed to be open.
I’ve never had that issue before, but an older mechanic that I’ve worked with always opened it up on older vehicles. Sorry, I’m not sure
Друг, переверни колодки в верх ногами, что бы антискрип и отжим были сверху. Ты ошибся при установке. И обязательно смазывай пальцы направляющие, иначе закиснут.
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You're gonna be doing a lot more pad changes with those rotors
These rotors and pads were holding up a lot better than when the factory rotors were on there. I did trade in the vehicle recently, so I would not be able to tell you how long they will last, but it has been a year since they were changed and they still had a lot of life left in them
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