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Thank you so much for Vid… Very informative…
those are sliding calipers. Always put some high temp grease on the caliper bolts when putting it back together.
Good vid, thank you man
cool vid very helpfull
Thankyou very much for this video. I’m about to go outside and change my brakes and rotors.
Great video! Did both sides in 20 minutes with this video. Doing rear set as soon as I hear them squeaking.
The rears are the same for vehicles with disc brakes.
are rear the same?
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Another great video Mike! I tell all my friends about your online auto parts business.
Everything should break free as shown in the video. You could try to post in a Dodge Ram forum for your truck to see if any of the members have encountered the same issue that you are having, but that should come right out for you.
watched the video and easily changes the hub on the passenger side of my 02 ram with parts i bought from you…..hubs come in pairs so i prepared the drivers side. long stoy short i cant break the drivers side axle free. i even uses a 1 1/2 steel bar 4ft long with a logging trailer post from a big rig for leverage and pried against the lower control arm bracket!!! i’m surprised the axle ect didn’t blow out the pumpkin. what should i do?
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We currently do not have a video that shows you how to do this. We’ll keep this request in mind in the event that we make this repair in the future.
when will we see a video for the rear breaks??? thanks….
Thank you for visiting our auto repair channel on YouTube.
These are by far the best automotive DIY videos out there. They’ve saved me some serious coin.
Sometimes they can be pretty stubborn to get off.
You don’t need to bleed the brakes unless the brake pedal is extremely hard or really soft. Bleeding them would help to relieve any air that could be trapped in the line. You do not need the remove the brake fluid reservoir cap, while putting the new pads on.
Thanks for the video. saved me lots of money. thanks again
I’m replacing the front brake pads on a 2006 Dodge Ram. One of the brake pistons went in smoothly, but the other one extended and I couldn’t push it back in. After pressing on the brakes, I managed to get both pistons in, but the rubber seal around the pistons is not folding into the cylinder correctly. Any tips on what I should do?
I Can’t get the rotor off FOR ANYTHING!?!?!?!?
Great! i’m due to do my Fathers tomorrow morning.
thanks,,is it very necessary to use a torque wrench to tighten down the caliper and bracket? or can you just crank good and tight..
Thanks for saving me money!
Thanks for your help with this video, it was very helpful, one question though, should I re tighten the lid on the brake fluid reservoir? Just kidding, thanks again.