Hey Lonnie thanks a lot for the great video that’ll be very helpful I need
to check my brakes however I think it’s probably a good idea to put some
sort of a safety Jack or this tire underneath the car just in case your
floor jack fails… You are a nice guy and I’d hate to see something
happened to you!
awesome video man. I was having a hard time pushing back the piston on the
back brakes. I was trying to use C clamp.. 🙁 but now i know. Gracias
amigo.
Use Anti-Sieze compound mixed 50/50 with lithium grease on all threads and
next time it will come off much easier.
Keep tools and hands Clean and grease free at all times as well.
marc
même quand on ne comprend pas l’anglais, la vidéo est tellement bien faite
que l’on peut s’en servir pour changer les disques et les plaquettes sans
problème, merci et bravo Lonnie.
Rather than try to turn with a flathead, I found it a lot easier to use
needle nose pliers that were partially open to act as a flat head
screwdriver.
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At 3:55, what are you turning clock-wise and why?
I have a 2005 accord and it has 2 rear drums instead of brakes. Is it worth
it to change over to brake discs?
Hey Lonnie thanks a lot for the great video that’ll be very helpful I need
to check my brakes however I think it’s probably a good idea to put some
sort of a safety Jack or this tire underneath the car just in case your
floor jack fails… You are a nice guy and I’d hate to see something
happened to you!
Just what I needed. I would have never guessed the piston screwed in…
Thanks!!
awesome video man. I was having a hard time pushing back the piston on the
back brakes. I was trying to use C clamp.. 🙁 but now i know. Gracias
amigo.
Thank you for your video, it helped me out a lot..
Use Anti-Sieze compound mixed 50/50 with lithium grease on all threads and
next time it will come off much easier.
Keep tools and hands Clean and grease free at all times as well.
marc
même quand on ne comprend pas l’anglais, la vidéo est tellement bien faite
que l’on peut s’en servir pour changer les disques et les plaquettes sans
problème, merci et bravo Lonnie.
Thanks so much! huge help!
Great video. Impact driver helped me get a stuck screw out.
great video..doing my sons 2009 rear breaks have mostly done american cars,
the screws in the rotor could be a pain..thanks again u made it easier
Rather than try to turn with a flathead, I found it a lot easier to use
needle nose pliers that were partially open to act as a flat head
screwdriver.
Awesome really helpful and easy to follow
Great job with easy and simple steps. Thanks.
Great video! Thanks!
whats the best way to get a stripped slider bolt out