@@adeelautosworkshop373 so the tin foil is safe and should be done? Last time I tried it I was nervous doing it cause I was afraid caliper or something would catch on fire
I have got problem with my right side front, when I brake and pull out, it makes knocking noise when driving it's fine, I have replaced with genuine brake pads with fixing kit, but it's, still the same ,do you know what it could be ?
Terrible advice here. A set of new slide pins is less than 10 bucks. Pins are not supposed to fit snugly in the bracket. This allows for grease to circulate. Hammering in the slide pins with this sheet metal rubbish is friggin' insane. Notice how he doesn't demonstrate the slide pins moving freely before he reassembles everything. That's because they won't. This video is a disaster and no one should try this. Just buy new pins or a new bracket and pins....not expensive. I wouldn't let this clown anywhere near my car.
Don't do this brake will jamm , and wheels will heat up
You are right but caliper,s pin size is down and after this pins are free
No the piston is not affected so it cannot jam
You are right sir,but only machinics know that the wheels will not jam and heat up
Caliper pin should slide for smooth braking n release..this guy is at risk of accident
Why is this not a good idea as others say, replacing pins didn't help but this does stop the noise , so what else can u use to buffer around pin then
Every one has his own mind,we deal with the situation
@@adeelautosworkshop373 so the tin foil is safe and should be done? Last time I tried it I was nervous doing it cause I was afraid caliper or something would catch on fire
I have got problem with my right side front, when I brake and pull out, it makes knocking noise when driving it's fine, I have replaced with genuine brake pads with fixing kit, but it's, still the same ,do you know what it could be ?
@@tastas3331 did you resurface the rotor with new pads?
@adeelautosworkshop373 I didn't do it myself actually the job was done by the mechanic in garage
@@tastas3331 ok then you should check ,I think this would be the reason
Don't do experiments with brakes, better to replace with new one
great work
Wow what patch job
Good solution
good work
, great 👍
This is not the salutation this very dangerous
This is temporary solution for avoiding bad noise, thanx
Big No
Temperary solution 😊
Bhai clipar pin new sahi rehti hai ye kuch sin bad yehi masla karengi
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BIG NOOOOOOO
Mashallah
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Terrible advice here. A set of new slide pins is less than 10 bucks. Pins are not supposed to fit snugly in the bracket. This allows for grease to circulate. Hammering in the slide pins with this sheet metal rubbish is friggin' insane. Notice how he doesn't demonstrate the slide pins moving freely before he reassembles everything. That's because they won't. This video is a disaster and no one should try this. Just buy new pins or a new bracket and pins....not expensive. I wouldn't let this clown anywhere near my car.
@@maggiewagmore8778 you are absolutely right but it is temporary solution,till buying new one or till availability thank you 😊
Yesa nhi karna hai
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👍 good
Nice
WTF
Zabardast
Good
NOT A GOOD IDEA😂
Just noooo