Good video, I couldn't find one about just the front brakes without any extras until I came across yours. It's been Years sense I messed with it, and wasn't sure if I had to take the calipers off to change the pads, or if I could just slip them out. Your video really helped.
From your video, it's evident that you are an automotive enthusiast. It also suggests that you have either no or minimal formal training. I noticed a bottle jack, but there were no jack stands in sight, except for a big rock. Judging from the video, it doesn't seem safe at all. The car can be replaced, but your family cannot replace you. Your safety should always be your top priority. Especially when it comes to working underneath a vehicle. Happy wrenching
Thanks for the comment. Yeah I don’t have a shop. I just used what I had at home. Safety is a priority. I had the wheels chocked and made sure it wasn’t going anywhere and I wasn’t going to be underneath it also. Please use as much safety equipment as necessary. This was just to demonstrate how to change the front brakes on the vehicle. Please seek a pro or take to a shop if it is unsafe.
Good video, I couldn't find one about just the front brakes without any extras until I came across yours. It's been Years sense I messed with it, and wasn't sure if I had to take the calipers off to change the pads, or if I could just slip them out. Your video really helped.
Thanks for the feedback. I really appreciate it. Yes, they just slip right out without having to take off the calipers.
I appreciate your video. Thank you.
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From your video, it's evident that you are an automotive enthusiast. It also suggests that you have either no or minimal formal training. I noticed a bottle jack, but there were no jack stands in sight, except for a big rock. Judging from the video, it doesn't seem safe at all. The car can be replaced, but your family cannot replace you. Your safety should always be your top priority. Especially when it comes to working underneath a vehicle. Happy wrenching
Thanks for the comment. Yeah I don’t have a shop. I just used what I had at home. Safety is a priority. I had the wheels chocked and made sure it wasn’t going anywhere and I wasn’t going to be underneath it also. Please use as much safety equipment as necessary. This was just to demonstrate how to change the front brakes on the vehicle. Please seek a pro or take to a shop if it is unsafe.
You just needed to keep the old pads in there while you use a screw driver or C clamp to depress pistons.
Thanks. I’ll give it a try
Wow great video, thank you! Quick question, do you know if the rear pads will be the same concept as the front?
Haha never mind I found your video for the rears. Thank you!
No problem thanks for commenting