How to Replace Rear Brake Pads on a Honda CR-V 2012-2016

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[@JamesDesLauriers]

This video was very well done. No shaky cell phone video. Very clear and very helpful. Thanks, well done.

[@roniecoloma2533]

Thanks. Great tutorial, noticed the guide pins are different, does it matter where they go? I saw on another forum saying the round one goes on the top and the one with 3 lengthy flats on the bottom. It looks like you had it reversed.

[@nuccten2227]

If you don't have the fancy piston retractor tool set, a large C clamp works too.

[@zetaminor77]

Yes, a large c-clamp but also using one of the old brake pads to push against the cylinder

[@davidhendrickse2256]

EXCELLENT! Nice quiet and well explained video! Outstanding.

[@quoc-baovu8241]

Thanks so much for the detailed rear pad installation steps, I confirmed w/ your video that the inner-pad w/ the
wear indicator-prong should be at the bottom wrt the rotor fwd rotation; the shop that did these rear pads last year, installed them wrong. They also forgot the transfer the rubber-plug on the rotor-service-hole, so bad job... I decided to redo this job again and this time correctly lubricated the guide pins per your video, thank you very much the guidance.

[@22bad96]

Very good Sir! The best explanations from all i have seen! Well done!

[@jhnstarke]

Very nice video. Very helpful Thank you very much!!!!

[@realname6586]

Thanks Backyard Chevy for the video. Regarding the anti rattle clip in the middle, if I want to reuse it, do I need to make any adjustments to it? Thanks in advance.

[@backyardchevy328]

No adjustments would be needed just check it for any damage or excessive wear

[@trevorc.3127]

Thanks! Extremely helpful. Very well done.

[@black10kevin]

very clear instructions

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[@jmlikesplants]

Thank you for helping enable women to do their own brakes!! ❤️❤️

[@trevorc.3127]

Very helpful video. Thanks!

[@louisianapatriot5818]

It's been a long time since I have done my own mechanic work and you made it such a breeze ! Tyty so much.

[@HanifEFIMechanical]

Good work

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@aurcrispy6329]

Good video 👍

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[@nheilajneo]

Thank you sir!
Your video is very precise, save me some few $$$ there.
I manage to replace my brakes with no issues.