In this video I show how to remove, and install new brake pads on your 96 97 98 99 or 2000 Honda Civic. It’s pretty simple, you remove the front wheels, remo…
In this video I show how to remove, and install new brake pads on your 96 97 98 99 or 2000 Honda Civic. It’s pretty simple, you remove the front wheels, remo…
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perfect!
Thanks alot man!
@HondaHowTo1 – Hi Jordan. The caliper bolts are extremely tight to pull off on both sides. Used WD-40 along with a 10″ reversible ratchet but can’t budge. Any suggestions?
Hey thanks for the video! Subscribed, however, could you go over where to put the jack stands?
This is my first attempt at jacking and am almost completely unfamiliar with cars and their terminology ie: control arm (previously changed an alternator and radiator out of necessity so I figured why not brakes and oil change too)
Tons of help… keep it going man
Love this vid.
This was incredibly helpful. Much appreciated!
awesome video appreciate the help.
Yup, nice step by step on how to do this. This is the video, I’ll use when I take this on next weekend. Thanks man.
Thanks
I just put the link to part 2 in the video description.
Where is part 2?
his intro reminds me of Timmy
no problem
ok thanks
No I have a rear brakes video for that though, you should just be able to search “fixbook drum brake” and find a helpful video.
I have a 1995 honda civic ex. Will this video help me to replace the the rear brakes?
No problem, glad I could help.
great video sir. i did this for a buddy of mine today and used this video as a reference. thanks
LOL im sorry but i new about cars but new to the civic world and kinda hard finding it’s stuff. But isnt Fading like your disc gets faded? And No what i mean by locking is when you brake really hard and if your car doesnt have ABS it locks you know… But yeah im searching on Ebay how much did you get yours?
I don’t think the ones I got will still be up there. Just ebay search civic slotted rotors. And do they lock up? No never lol. The question is do they fade. And then answer to that is, yes, I do believe I got them to fade years ago. They are more fade resistant than regular rotors, but not fadeproof. Do you know what fading is? If you don’t know, then chances are you don’t need them, except for the fact that they look cool lol. I will give an explanation if you don’t know what brake fading is.
Can you message me the Link. Are you satisfied with them? Do and have they ever locked? besides not having an ABS
I got them off of Ebay.
Where did you get your brake discs from?