Thank you for doing this making this video. Just a little pointer a little silicone lubricant on those pins for that rubber will slide on easier also you may want to take a little bit of the brake fluid out before you push back luckily I have a tool that does that but looks like that worked out good for you and I sure do appreciate you making this video and thanks for doing all this works the rest of us don't have to guess.
Also I have a question how many miles did you get before you head to change those brake pads and did the back wear out before the front I know on mine my back pads are wearing way faster than my front ones and I think that sounds strange
This video was great.. straight to the point, no unnecessary talking and helped me out tremendously!!👍🏿
Thank you for doing this making this video. Just a little pointer a little silicone lubricant on those pins for that rubber will slide on easier also you may want to take a little bit of the brake fluid out before you push back luckily I have a tool that does that but looks like that worked out good for you and I sure do appreciate you making this video and thanks for doing all this works the rest of us don't have to guess.
u didnt grease the pins
you don't need to re-surface the rotor? no issue?
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Also I have a question how many miles did you get before you head to change those brake pads and did the back wear out before the front I know on mine my back pads are wearing way faster than my front ones and I think that sounds strange
Hi. 15,000 miles withstood my rear brake pads, front brake pads wear much faster on me.
@@PeterWRichardson thank you for answering that.
Fix that piston boot on the 2nd wheel after compressing piston
Вроде все правильно, но - зачем?. Судя по толщине, можно было еще тысяч 10-15 ездить...
Заменил когда было время, возможно когда стёрлись бы до конца меня не было бы дома, это машина жены, как то так)
@@myway4528pravda
Right, who cares about tuorq specs...