If you're trying to compress the piston with the clamp like that and find it very difficult, try cracking the lid on the master cylinder. This will relieve any pressure stopping the piston. Just be sure to check the fluid doesn't overflow!
I've taken a couple years of basic automotive courses and this video gets straight to the point and can show even a novice how to properly install brake pads. Two thumbs up guys!
Now this was a good video, especially for the person that doesn't really give a crap what all the parts technical names are. Good to the point and made easy. I feel like i actually understand how to do it myself now THANKS.
Hmm in the north (Estonia) we use cupper paste for the sliders. That expands the lifetime of sliders. Also you have to check for rust between piston and dustcover before pushing back the piston. If there is rust you have to clean it properly. And one more thing BEFORE TESTING PUMP THE BRAKES SO PADS WILL MOVE TO ROTOR.
@JackDaniels4ever13 Take the cap off the brake fluid resovoir so the piston can retract. You shouldn't be breaking c-clamps on your caliper pistons... if you need to force something that hard, you're doing something wrong.
Little confused on the C-Clamp. Is it safe to assume that once that piston is back in place you can remove the Clamp and it will stay? Other than that, It looks like something I could do once I get my hoist installed.
Awsome video! im a first timer at changing break pads...or at just about doing anything other than turning on the car lol but this video is very helpful thank you.
@canadaeast He makes a video to show us how to do this job and you insult him? I'm sure it wasn't directed at anyone specifically but apparently you took it personally. So from now on, you're, "Cheap ass", on this thread. Feel free to reply, I'm looking forward to it.
@canadaeast LOL, me, offended by a child? Preposterous! Look Cheap Ass, take the video for what it's worth, an informative piece and stop bitching on the interwebz. Deal with your anger/self esteem issues behind closed doors. kthx
I can't thank persons like yourself enough. Getting professional and accurate information from a trained professional can be very hard as many professionals don't want the general populace to know so they are dependent on mechanics. Should consider putting paypal information up as I would be willing to donate 5 - 10 dollars to persons like you for sharing your expertise.
My Toyota 2003 inspection was rejected and they said "rear brakes worn" and the estimate is $350; do they mean the brake pads??it goes on ebay for only $22; can I buy it there and have them change the pads?
@handsometall28 make sure they meant pads, and not pads & rotors. also make sure the pads you found on ebay are for your particular model. and to be honest, they probably get pads from their supplier for about the same or less, but will charge you the moon for labour, so you might as well learn to do it yourself, and save yourself hundreds AND learn something new :D
This is a pretty easy video to understand, i was just wondering i thought you were supposed to bleed the brake fluid before you puch the piston back in??
BTW, if anyone needs brakes, or any other auto parts, I recommend checking out Advance auto parts. Call this number 888-338-4516 and mention CC20, and get 20% on everything they got+plus free shipping.
"You're too cheap to bring it to me to have your brakes checked properly, so you decide to do it yourself". LOL yep, that pretty much sums it up for me:) Plus, it's satisfying to do it yourself. It's an accomplishment.
i used to change oil and oil filter myself but i find it messy and didn't save me a lot of money so now i take it to a garage. is changing brake pads similar deal? is it true that u can save $205 by doing it yourself ($250 vs $45)?
@KhmerD0g I'd say yes, if you have a few pieces of equipment and a little know how it's way worth it. Any place I've called to have my brakes/rotors replaced (including drum brakes on the back) cost on average $500, for me to replace all my own stuff including new drums/rotors/drum springs/pads etc set me back about $200 (not including equipment, such as tools, brake cleaner etc) so I actually save about $300.
@oilers900 haha I know this too well. Has happened twice in the shop I work at. Second time just happened yesterday. Kid didn't pump the brakes and the car flew across the shop and hit another vehicle that was fully raised on the hoist; thankfully it didn't fall off but much damage was still done.
Anyone use grease on the pads when installing them? I got some brake pads and it came with a little packet of grease but I've seen like 4 vid and no one uses grease?!?!
you alway make it look so easy.... some people have to go under to check their brakes.... i ain't cheap i'm reeally really poor. there are like different types of brakes on different cars right? thabks for the vid.
@Navlek79 yeah there are. as far as car maintenance goes, i might as well be doing brain surgery. but if you go into nappa or whatever they should have a computer that'll tell you what you need. so you'll select your make, model and year and it'll suggest "Bob's breaks- model X262" or whatever. then you find the box and buy them.
I'm a little confused....you began the vid with the rotor already off? But then at the end of the video the brakes slide over the top of the rotor? Did you remove the rotor without having to remove the brakes 1st somehow? Sorry to be a dumb-A. = )
@Sillyjake86 You'll not find a more to the point and easy explanation of how to replace your brakes. If you really think he was talking directly to you, get a life. Your mom is upstairs, she says your peanut butter and jelly sandwich is ready you child.
@lothar982 Guess my humor and sarcasm didn't come across on the net. Not that I care, usually I'd say dude, chill out, I wasn't serious. But with that kind of comment, I'll just say fuck you dumb ass, I can't believe I'm even humoring you by commenting on your bullshit reply. I must be bored right now. But being you like this guy so much, you should try to get a date or something. I could so take that further, but I'm not going to put myself on your level son. Lol, piss off, thanks.
if the piston wont compress on the back brakes, see if the e brake is on. take it off and if it still doesnt work than you have to use this specail cube tool. the piston twists to compress insteead of pressing. took me fooorrrever to figure that one out
Hey Robert, I'd appreciate you not getting grease all over my new pads and rotors, thanks.
When installing new brake parts, cleanliness is key. Always clean parts with brake part cleaner and avoid getting greasy fingers all over your new pads and rotors. New rotors also have a coating on them to protect the surface during shipping. This needs to be cleaned off with a brake parts cleaner before installation.
@donmateo25 It aint about being cheap, it's about being sensible. Why pay someone a 100 bucks at a shop to change ya break pads when you can do it yourself
Thanks for this video! I replaced the breaks on my ninety-four Ford Tempo using this video. It took a few hours because we had to disconnect the break line then use a crow bar to force the break piston to release the fluid stored up in it, but after that it was a breeze. The new breaks work like a charm!
@gaggotgaggot Well he must, considering he made a video that I was able to use and change my break pads. You can say all the crap you want about what he's doing, but I'm thankful he made this video. It saved me a lot of money.
Video extremely well done! Just like having a knowledgeable friend giving you tips on what to do (and importantly, what NOT to do). Well appreciated- thank you!
explain why... also feel free to make you own, better, more informative video and post it as a response to this if you know something he doesnt. i think he did a hell of a job. you need to go compress your head in a table mounted clamp and stop compressing keys on your keyboard because you have absolutely nothing to offer the internet what so ever.
ok what did he do wrong? not what did he leave out. but what did he do that was wrong? he didnt mention not to let the caliper hang, or to inspect the hoses, to clean the parts or to grease them...
but what did he do that will get you killed? maybe its the king hill-billy in me but i didnt see anything, is there a part im missing?
@macditty have anothe look at that video. he is a complete idiot, he did not do it to manufactures instructions. he should be arrested and not allowed to post anymore videos on youtube
...just trying to save some money to pay for the rest of your haircut
Mickyfreo 5 days ago
Excellent - this is the clearest video for changing pads I've looked at. Thanks. Oh, and I'm not cheap either, just broke.
tomketchfish 1 week ago
everyone safe on the road any way you have to do it. Thanks for the video - much appreciated.
frankbraker 1 month ago
can i not to machine the brake disc just install the brake only ?
thehegt 2 months ago
pretty simple. :)
2melky 2 months ago
Thanks!
groversolomon 2 months ago
0_o ... dat look easy..
HIimMAC 2 months ago
Thanks.
AlwaysHopeful87 2 months ago
Brake rodeo
grahonya 3 months ago
Short and to the point. Thanks!
narox 3 months ago
If you're trying to compress the piston with the clamp like that and find it very difficult, try cracking the lid on the master cylinder. This will relieve any pressure stopping the piston. Just be sure to check the fluid doesn't overflow!
six0fizzlefo 3 months ago
What about bleeding the brakes though?
itachi746 4 months ago
im 16 and am in Auto Motive Tech.. This helps alot (: Should help me pass :D
shawnb1003 4 months ago
Im not cheap I am 'Do it yourself kind of guy'
aoshima6566 4 months ago 13
Comment removed
mudspc 1 month ago
cool
hp11208 5 months ago
I've taken a couple years of basic automotive courses and this video gets straight to the point and can show even a novice how to properly install brake pads. Two thumbs up guys!
davidwilson3031 5 months ago
Now this was a good video, especially for the person that doesn't really give a crap what all the parts technical names are. Good to the point and made easy. I feel like i actually understand how to do it myself now THANKS.
budokai100mph 5 months ago
haha he broke my manhood within his first two sentences, "youre too cheap to bring it to me, so you decided to do it yourself"
x3u93n3x 5 months ago 2
@JackDaniels4ever13
Rear pistons must be (screwed) back in. If you do it otherwise you will brake it.
Regarz
1412149 6 months ago
Hmm in the north (Estonia) we use cupper paste for the sliders. That expands the lifetime of sliders. Also you have to check for rust between piston and dustcover before pushing back the piston. If there is rust you have to clean it properly. And one more thing BEFORE TESTING PUMP THE BRAKES SO PADS WILL MOVE TO ROTOR.
1412149 6 months ago
hey so what about the brake pad fuel? were not suppose to change it or drain it,when were changing the brakes?
DaMadhaTTeR424 6 months ago
@JackDaniels4ever13 Take the cap off the brake fluid resovoir so the piston can retract. You shouldn't be breaking c-clamps on your caliper pistons... if you need to force something that hard, you're doing something wrong.
silvermediastudio 6 months ago
Short, sweet (somewhat lol), and to the point. THANKS! Now i dont have to watch 30 videos from expertvillage to do the samething :]
jjmore12 6 months ago
I wonder if Robert's ever had his short bolt stuck in the long hole.
silvermediastudio 6 months ago
@silvermediastudio haha
koxkola 6 months ago
Very clear ,concise and instructional. Good job
thetruth482 7 months ago
Little confused on the C-Clamp. Is it safe to assume that once that piston is back in place you can remove the Clamp and it will stay? Other than that, It looks like something I could do once I get my hoist installed.
iLuv204 7 months ago
amazing how he keeps his shirt white.
JT91sg 7 months ago
@JT91sg what did he flinged? at .38?
moneybelt22 7 months ago
Awsome video! im a first timer at changing break pads...or at just about doing anything other than turning on the car lol but this video is very helpful thank you.
wolfenblight 7 months ago
thx nice video, learned a lot. Trying to save $169 and change brake pads myself.
Minu2s 8 months ago
Spelling and how to: Spelling Brakes...
weisstod 8 months ago
good luck to me. im going to try changing my brake pads :D need to learn some^^ Thanks!
maggievaj 8 months ago
Great fast and friendly video thank great help
rothwellss 8 months ago
I would like to see details of how to clean and lube things up properly. This
is a great video but it assumes you know this already.
When you press the piston back in don't you need to open the bleeder valve
or take the cap off the brake fluid reservoir to avoid problems?
candleburning 8 months ago 2
0:17
"You're too cheap to bring it to me"
No ass hat, Goons like you are too expensive, that's why we do it ourselves. Your comment was pathetic, just like you moose.
canadaeast 9 months ago
@canadaeast He makes a video to show us how to do this job and you insult him? I'm sure it wasn't directed at anyone specifically but apparently you took it personally. So from now on, you're, "Cheap ass", on this thread. Feel free to reply, I'm looking forward to it.
acid135690 9 months ago
@acid135690
I am glad you are so offended by my comment. This video truly sucks American ass. No wonder the world hates you.
canadaeast 9 months ago
@canadaeast LOL, me, offended by a child? Preposterous! Look Cheap Ass, take the video for what it's worth, an informative piece and stop bitching on the interwebz. Deal with your anger/self esteem issues behind closed doors. kthx
acid135690 9 months ago
@acid135690
Child...hmm I would suggest you mind your business and stop hiding behind your mommys keyboard.....coward.
canadaeast 9 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@acid135690
Child...hmm I would suggest you mind your business and stop hiding behind your mommys keyboard.....coward.
canadaeast 9 months ago
I can't thank persons like yourself enough. Getting professional and accurate information from a trained professional can be very hard as many professionals don't want the general populace to know so they are dependent on mechanics. Should consider putting paypal information up as I would be willing to donate 5 - 10 dollars to persons like you for sharing your expertise.
ejflesher 9 months ago
My Toyota 2003 inspection was rejected and they said "rear brakes worn" and the estimate is $350; do they mean the brake pads??it goes on ebay for only $22; can I buy it there and have them change the pads?
handsometall28 10 months ago
@handsometall28 if it has disk brakes in the rear, then replacing the pads would probably be sufficient unless there is ridiculous wear on the rotors
masterelyt 10 months ago
@handsometall28 make sure they meant pads, and not pads & rotors. also make sure the pads you found on ebay are for your particular model. and to be honest, they probably get pads from their supplier for about the same or less, but will charge you the moon for labour, so you might as well learn to do it yourself, and save yourself hundreds AND learn something new :D
rofLopolous 9 months ago 2
now this is how you make a brake pad video
koolggreg 10 months ago
This is a pretty easy video to understand, i was just wondering i thought you were supposed to bleed the brake fluid before you puch the piston back in??
edmurphy812 10 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Excellent video for everyone to start with!
BTW, if anyone needs brakes, or any other auto parts, I recommend checking out Advance auto parts. Call this number 888-338-4516 and mention CC20, and get 20% on everything they got+plus free shipping.
AlexiKampftv 10 months ago 55
Thanks guys.
johnnydepth76 10 months ago
God Bless America - thanks for the vid
redjaydemo 10 months ago
"You're too cheap to bring it to me to have your brakes checked properly, so you decide to do it yourself". LOL yep, that pretty much sums it up for me:) Plus, it's satisfying to do it yourself. It's an accomplishment.
bg11215 10 months ago
easy peasy lemon squeezy
gilbz92 10 months ago
brake, not break.
macmurati 10 months ago 33
@macmurati yeah you're right, but that's not the point here
mustafaamini89 3 months ago
@macmurati i was thinking the EXACT same thing
stalcker13 1 month ago
too cheap to bring it to me! AWESOME and true!
leepastrana 10 months ago
@leepastrana it would be pretty expensive to ship a car over just for one mechanic to replace the break pads
Onjmusic 10 months ago
wow great video, quick and a lot of imformation givin!! thanks!!!
jradical8 10 months ago
this was by far the easiest video to understand!
thank you
Fooled26 10 months ago
Very informative, thanks!
robbeck67 11 months ago
how far does the piston of the caliper have to go back?
beewizie 11 months ago
@beewizie as far back as you can get it with the c-clamp.
rippx 11 months ago
thanks alot for the video its very helpfull
patitas4life 11 months ago
oui répare mon auto t tellement viril quand tu te scars suxx like amripain XDhihi never understand how canadian fell
godsguitarists 11 months ago
thanks
digitalkila 11 months ago
thanks dude!
lyrical14 11 months ago
check out car repair at enginemisfire,com
DiagnosticDDT 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
1) Hold your breath.
2) Copy all of these steps.
3) Go to two other video.
4) Paste it in the comments.
If you can do all of this without breathing you're a good pot smoke
TheMichael2R 1 year ago
he snaped good vid
fuckbrayan 1 year ago
get it tight with a finger start
godssonfourty5 1 year ago
imma make sure i finger start it lol
atg27111 1 year ago
dont forget to pump the brake pedal a few times before driving off!
jazzyman99 1 year ago
$250 from the pros or $45 in your driveway
Tastyturds 1 year ago 56
@Tastyturds
i used to change oil and oil filter myself but i find it messy and didn't save me a lot of money so now i take it to a garage. is changing brake pads similar deal? is it true that u can save $205 by doing it yourself ($250 vs $45)?
KhmerD0g 8 months ago
@KhmerD0g I'd say yes, if you have a few pieces of equipment and a little know how it's way worth it. Any place I've called to have my brakes/rotors replaced (including drum brakes on the back) cost on average $500, for me to replace all my own stuff including new drums/rotors/drum springs/pads etc set me back about $200 (not including equipment, such as tools, brake cleaner etc) so I actually save about $300.
neoasura 8 months ago
I'm to smart to bring my car to people for simple stuff, that I could do myself ^^ without being scammed for to much money.
SilverTissues 1 year ago
he forgot copper grease on the outer side of the pad to stop it making that horrible streeching vibration noise
wulli1988 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Heck out the thousands of profiles for Naughty women mworld5.info
TONIACLARA 1 year ago
Great video!!! How do you know which one is the inner break pad and the outer break pad?
flipone01 1 year ago
@flipone01 pretty sure the outer pad has some sort of clip or sensor
hitbyparkedcar 1 year ago
Thats the first thing I thought. Lets use an impact gun to put it back on.
trumpetslayer92 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
can you start your car, when the brake caliper is of the rotor ???
mattisGST 1 year ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Well if you fuckin thiefs stop charging an arm and a leg for this job the public won`t be too cheap to take it to you guys.
Your a fuckin idiot for making this video and teaching us "cheap people" to change brake pads. Loser
delacerdaa 1 year ago
good instructor
daaizeman 1 year ago
you are a great instructor!
thelordz72 1 year ago
and now you're ready to change your front br-disk-brakes
ChangedLikeCallisto 1 year ago 3
@ChangedLikeCallisto HAHAHHAHAHHAHAH!!!! I love how we watched this 8 million times today<333
SarahRoseLynn 1 year ago
by the looks of it he's to cheap to get a sensible haircut. lol looking like searg. off Street Fighter EX3.
DaGeneral16 1 year ago
no brake grease?
GraceInCharge 1 year ago
@GraceInCharge Brake grease?
JSdodgem37 1 year ago
fuckin yourube every video got fuckin commercial today
Vucijak86 1 year ago
@Vucijak86 F5!! It gets the job done!!
demariojason 1 year ago
@Vucijak86 hahaha yourube
Diamondusa7 1 year ago
nice job
djjoep100 1 year ago
Really helpful - thanks. Also when you're pushing the piston pack in make sure that you unscrew your brake fluid cap to let out any excess fluid.
chrisrusty99 1 year ago
thanks man i m gonna change the brakes on my dads Honda today ha ha hopefully it comes out right
linkeys 1 year ago
make sure you pump your brake pedal before you try and mve your car
oilers900 1 year ago
@oilers900 haha I know this too well. Has happened twice in the shop I work at. Second time just happened yesterday. Kid didn't pump the brakes and the car flew across the shop and hit another vehicle that was fully raised on the hoist; thankfully it didn't fall off but much damage was still done.
XlElementXl 1 year ago
Awesome! Thank you so much.
mrjoshuawilliams 1 year ago
Brake not break
beerman92701 1 year ago 2
@beerman92701
we mechanics arent the best spellers
Dawnya1991 1 year ago
Anyone use grease on the pads when installing them? I got some brake pads and it came with a little packet of grease but I've seen like 4 vid and no one uses grease?!?!
phobia1961 1 year ago
@phobia1961 u can put some on the back of your pad NOT THE SIDE THATS GONNA RUB WITH THE ROTOR
its not something u have to do but it helps a bit with the noise.
bettafish110 1 year ago
Awesome and very informative!!!!
flampkins14 1 year ago
might be the best serias of how to do it yourself ....
totalybitchn 1 year ago 4
Amazing! Thank you so much!
steeltitanium89 1 year ago
Comment removed
worldtraveler2500 1 year ago
thank you thank you thank you for the simple vid. best vid out there. had to wade waist deep through crappy vids till i found this.
yellowgeko 1 year ago
@yellowgeko I was wading right behind your wake!
SuperPolecats 1 year ago
best fucking "how to" vid out there!!! fuck expert village!
fuckiraq12 1 year ago 2
@fuckiraq12
i effin hate expert village
MrHuntingHawk 1 year ago
Brilliant vid... very simple
ESCAPEDCONVICT01 1 year ago
Aye, Bro made that shit look so easy.
jwrxsti911officer 1 year ago
Aye, Bro made that shit look so easy.
jwrxsti911officer 1 year ago
when u pushed the piston back into the caliper, dont u have to open the master cylinder cap so it wont leak out
lovetohotrod 1 year ago
dnt forget to pump brakes a few time before driving
bevesmusic 1 year ago
WOW!!!! Thanx! took me about an hour to change 'em. You kick ass.
AnotherAlexChannel 1 year ago
Hey thanks a lot man u made it so simple.
Erosion26 1 year ago
i just did it , it took me 1 hour for both. thanks
uvandamme79 1 year ago
Looks pretty easy. Drum brakes are a pain in the dick though. Too bad my car has both. :P
Rushfan32935 1 year ago
damn, he made that look easy
baba1014 1 year ago
How do you replace the flux capacitor?
Alansr10 1 year ago
How much an auto parts store charge for having your rotors resufaced?
evilperson86u 1 year ago
simple! thnx
HardcoreMMAguy 1 year ago
Thanks, that's really helpful. Nice flattop, too! Reminds me I need to go see my barber!
DailyBrusher 1 year ago
Very simple. Thanks.
riddlerthemarine 1 year ago 11
you alway make it look so easy.... some people have to go under to check their brakes.... i ain't cheap i'm reeally really poor. there are like different types of brakes on different cars right? thabks for the vid.
Navlek79 1 year ago
@Navlek79 yeah there are. as far as car maintenance goes, i might as well be doing brain surgery. but if you go into nappa or whatever they should have a computer that'll tell you what you need. so you'll select your make, model and year and it'll suggest "Bob's breaks- model X262" or whatever. then you find the box and buy them.
sociopathpsych 1 year ago
Thanks man, I'm a car retard and I just dominated my break pads because of this video.
davidbell49 1 year ago
Song name please.
farnsworth14 1 year ago
I'm a little confused....you began the vid with the rotor already off? But then at the end of the video the brakes slide over the top of the rotor? Did you remove the rotor without having to remove the brakes 1st somehow? Sorry to be a dumb-A. = )
Vvajk 1 year ago
@Vvajk He began the vid with the wheels off, the rotor is still on.
BlackMambaMusic 1 year ago
@BlackMambaMusic DOH! You're right! I didn't catch that the first time. Thanks!
Vvajk 1 year ago
do you change the pistons? or leave the ones that were in there?
eddiet009 1 year ago
I have seen a few brake video on here. This is by far the best. You were honest and to the point.
xclusion29 1 year ago
thanks !!! you just saved me $212.03 =]
yosoyian 1 year ago
he forgot to bleed the brakes and theres got to be another way to resurface the rotor not everyone will hav that machine.
joeaccord23 1 year ago
@joeaccord23 That's called buying a new rotor.
kovu159 1 year ago
that was a fucken good video !!
mcluvin1315 1 year ago
nice vid man, thumbs up!
kalladude 1 year ago
My first reaction to too cheap was FU, I'll find another video
Sillyjake86 1 year ago
@Sillyjake86 You'll not find a more to the point and easy explanation of how to replace your brakes. If you really think he was talking directly to you, get a life. Your mom is upstairs, she says your peanut butter and jelly sandwich is ready you child.
lothar982 1 year ago
@lothar982 Guess my humor and sarcasm didn't come across on the net. Not that I care, usually I'd say dude, chill out, I wasn't serious. But with that kind of comment, I'll just say fuck you dumb ass, I can't believe I'm even humoring you by commenting on your bullshit reply. I must be bored right now. But being you like this guy so much, you should try to get a date or something. I could so take that further, but I'm not going to put myself on your level son. Lol, piss off, thanks.
Sillyjake86 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
THANK YOU good video short and easy simple steps
1chipmunk 1 year ago
if the piston wont compress on the back brakes, see if the e brake is on. take it off and if it still doesnt work than you have to use this specail cube tool. the piston twists to compress insteead of pressing. took me fooorrrever to figure that one out
xXACBULLDOGSXx 1 year ago
What size of CClamp was used ?
aarsalanpk 1 year ago
sweet. i thought that involved bleeding the brakes
xXACBULLDOGSXx 1 year ago
@xXACBULLDOGSXx me too
crbassassin 1 year ago
Its not that i'm cheap, I just don't have ANY trust in mechanics.
Haukenslush 1 year ago
@Haukenslush i know
crbassassin 1 year ago
good video short and easy simple steps
skyline23100 1 year ago
thanks
THESTARRFORCE 1 year ago
i hope this works *Crosses fingers*
ihrtbrad17 1 year ago
Ref: 2:50
What can I use to lube the sliders?
masscashstacks 1 year ago
what tools do you need. do you need a spline?
raikkonen85 1 year ago
aren't you supposed to bleed the line @ the end?
talalax 1 year ago
did he just call us cheap?
nice showing of the c clamp on the piston howev
bannor216 1 year ago
Hey Robert, I'd appreciate you not getting grease all over my new pads and rotors, thanks.
When installing new brake parts, cleanliness is key. Always clean parts with brake part cleaner and avoid getting greasy fingers all over your new pads and rotors. New rotors also have a coating on them to protect the surface during shipping. This needs to be cleaned off with a brake parts cleaner before installation.
taterberryman 1 year ago
LOL, Cause you're too cheap to bring it to me! HAHAHHAAHA, Awesome!
donmateo25 1 year ago 60
@donmateo25 It aint about being cheap, it's about being sensible. Why pay someone a 100 bucks at a shop to change ya break pads when you can do it yourself
Smileyfacedkiller 1 year ago
@Smileyfacedkiller It's a direct quote from your video.......
donmateo25 1 year ago
@Smileyfacedkiller It's a direct quote from the video.......
donmateo25 1 year ago
@Smileyfacedkiller you know what I'm saying.. it only makes sense to learn things dude.
DaGeneral16 1 year ago
Nice video,thanks for uploading.
BULLBULLI 1 year ago
This is a good video!
AnasAlex10 1 year ago
Thank you for this video, its sure help a lots
linerkinkora 1 year ago
The over of this video should disable comments. Too many trolls.
SaviorSixtySix 1 year ago
I keep spelling brakes, breaks. Sorry. =/
SaviorSixtySix 1 year ago
Thanks for this video! I replaced the breaks on my ninety-four Ford Tempo using this video. It took a few hours because we had to disconnect the break line then use a crow bar to force the break piston to release the fluid stored up in it, but after that it was a breeze. The new breaks work like a charm!
SaviorSixtySix 1 year ago
@SaviorSixtySix sure they do
gaggotgaggot 1 year ago
@gaggotgaggot Yeah, they do. I don't know why you're hating this guy so much.
SaviorSixtySix 1 year ago
@SaviorSixtySix he hasnt a clue
gaggotgaggot 1 year ago
@gaggotgaggot Well he must, considering he made a video that I was able to use and change my break pads. You can say all the crap you want about what he's doing, but I'm thankful he made this video. It saved me a lot of money.
SaviorSixtySix 1 year ago
@SaviorSixtySix oh shut up you complete idiot
gaggotgaggot 1 year ago
Video extremely well done! Just like having a knowledgeable friend giving you tips on what to do (and importantly, what NOT to do). Well appreciated- thank you!
dancondon62 1 year ago
you complete idiot, you havent a clue what you are doing, you should be arrested befor you get someone killed.
gaggotgaggot 1 year ago
@gaggotgaggot
explain why... also feel free to make you own, better, more informative video and post it as a response to this if you know something he doesnt. i think he did a hell of a job. you need to go compress your head in a table mounted clamp and stop compressing keys on your keyboard because you have absolutely nothing to offer the internet what so ever.
macditty 1 year ago
@macditty he dosent know what he is doing. his job will put people's lives at risk.
gaggotgaggot 1 year ago
@gaggotgaggot
ok what did he do wrong? not what did he leave out. but what did he do that was wrong? he didnt mention not to let the caliper hang, or to inspect the hoses, to clean the parts or to grease them...
but what did he do that will get you killed? maybe its the king hill-billy in me but i didnt see anything, is there a part im missing?
macditty 1 year ago
@macditty have anothe look at that video. he is a complete idiot, he did not do it to manufactures instructions. he should be arrested and not allowed to post anymore videos on youtube
gaggotgaggot 1 year ago