BMW E83 X3 Front Brake Pad & Rotor Replacement DIY

BMW E83 X3 Front Brake Pad & Rotor Replacement DIY

► Replacing the front brake pads and rotors of your first-generation BMW X3 is essentially the exact same process as a 3-series. If your brake pads or rotors are visually worn past their usable life, or if you’re experiencing brake squeal or the front of your car juddering under braking, it’s time to replace these components. Replacement of the BMW E83 X3 brakes couldn’t be more straightforward and is a job that nearly anyone can tackle in their garage or driveway at home. It requires minimal special tools, all of which are outlined in the intro of this video. Follow along as Mike Hidalgo, FCP Euro’s Professional DIY’er walks us through the step-by-step process of replacing the front brakes and rotors on this BMW E83 X3.

00:00 – Intro
01:22 – Tools Needed
02:02 – Job Start/BMW E83 X3 Brake Fluid Check
02:56 – BMW E83 X3 Wheel Removal
05:01 – BMW E83 X3 Front Caliper Removal
08:15 – BMW E83 X3 Front Caliper Carrier Bracket Removal
09:16 – BMW E83 X3 Front Rotor Removal
09:56 – BMW E83 X3 Front Hub Prep
11:25 – BMW E83 X3 Front Rotor Install
12:29 – BMW E83 X3 Front Caliper Carrier Bracket Install
13:23 – BMW E83 X3 Front Caliper Install
16:51 – BMW E83 X3 Front Wheel Install
17:55 – BMW E83 X3 Brake Pad Wear Sensor Explanation
19:21 – Wrap-Up

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magincap70 says:

Bottom bolt then top bolt. Then top bolt then bottom bolt for the bracket. You won't have to fight it. Or just leave the bolt in a couple threads.

Jim Johnson says:

Is there any brake wear in procedure?

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