In this video I demonstrate a full installation of pads and rotors along with all specifications for tightening. I go over the lubrication points and prepari…
BMW Full Pads and Rotors Replacement Procedure With Torque Specifications E83 X3
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you are a great big helper to all bmw owner out there even tho mine bmw is
2008 E90, but i do enjoying watching your project.
🙂 I took my time on this one as I wanted to make a really top notch brake
repair video 🙂 I did not realize it was so long unit I was editing! Hope
you have had a great weekend my friend!
You forgot to install the front brake sensor~
You may need to replace the caliper bracket. This should not be happening
when they are tightened correctly. You could try some mild Loctite.
Thank you for the great comment 🙂
My 335i coupe passenger side caliber bracket bolts keep backing out after a
few mile of driving. I re-torqued them and they backed off again. I was
going to attempt Loctite, your thoughts?
Hello Alex, Thank you. I need to get back on my project 3 series. Been
overly busy with family lately. Hopefully soon!
Best bimmer brake job video on YouTube, thanks for making and uploading it
The rotor was replaced. You can measure the rotors to see if they can be
used again. Most of the time you do not have a problem if they measure
correctly but I have seen them develop warpage and a vibration when not
replaced.
hey my friend, how’s it going? Your longest video yet.
Thank you for videos like this that empower BMW owners that want to save
money by DIYing and receive great satisfaction in doing so.
🙂 I just forgot to add it to the video.
How do you name the grease??? M tycees?? Thanks a lot for the video! It is
awesome!
There was really nothing wrong with the rotor – right? You replaced it to
show us how I take it.
Hello Tyler, I can understand being a big DIYer myself. There is nothing
like being able to fix something yourself! I hope this video helps many
people. Thank you for the great comment!