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Dodge Intrepid, Chrysler 300m, LHS, Concorde, Brakes, part 2 of 2

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Uploaded by on Oct 12, 2010

This shows you how to replace/service the disc brakes front and back on the 1999-2004 Chrysler 300m LHS Concorde and Dodge Intrepid. Be sure to watch the first part to see the rest of the video.

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  • do not just push the piston in with out clamping the brake line if there is trash in the line you can push it into the abs valve and stop it up so clamp the line and open the bleeder valve then push it in and then when it is in take clamp off and let brake fliud free bleede to get air out if any

  • @diamondwpd1 If you are worried about trash in the line, you need to change the fluid. Otherwise your brakes aren't going to work all that well to begin with and the moisture in the line can cause the brakes to be much less effective in high demand.

  • I can never manage to get the caliper to fit back onto the rotor.How did you get it on so easily?

  • @Hirosada If you pressed the caliper piston in all the way, then either the caliper is not good (if the piston won't fully seat) or the pads have shims on them. If the pads have thin metal backs, remove the backs. If that isn't the issue, then I would consider the caliper isn't fully seating and needs to be replaced.

  • Much thanks, I was trying to do this earlier and I was having some difficulty with those "shims." Top notch video thanks again. I'll be having a cold one in your name sir.

  • @bill69allthetime You are welcome. It is tempting to throw those shims away but that could cause some issues. I've said more than a few cuss words because of shims like this.

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  • tackling this tomorrow--great vid, thanks!

  • @loticsir Thank you.  If you haven't already done so, please 'like' the video.

  • excellent video about to tackle rear voyager handbrake shoes and pad replacement

    

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