So you don’t take your rotor off and have the face turned? Really? Good
luck with the vibrations when you apply the brakes. That extra step only
take 10.00 to 15.00 per rotor…and is the correct way to do the job.
“We got the cheapest ones we could get’? Umm, you really can’t put a price
on the ability to stop your car and save a life, especially your families.
Just had to comment on that. Otherwise not terrible. Would have been easier
to take the caliper off and compress the piston first.
i like it, its runs great and gives no trouble. however id rather have a
honda! I hear the new sonata’s are cutting edge in design and technology
and are some of the best cars on the road.
Haha, You can cut your yard with a cheap 120 dollar lawn mower from walmart
or you can go to John Deere and buy a 7,000 dollar lawn tractor, the
results are the same! its just a personal preference! Thanks for watching!
I agree to a degree. Case in point I have really cheap pads on my 2006
Avera that came with the car when u bought it about 8 months ago. I’ve had
to hit the brakes pretty hard once or twice and let me tell you, it took a
lot of pressure and even then I was a little worried. Pads have plenty of
meat. Just chappy stopping under harsh conditions. I would say that Those
conditions are the ones you really want to count on them. This weekend I
will be putting on better pads and new rotors.
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Very helpful although you really should have put silicon grease on the
caliper bolts and you should have cleaned the hardware with a wire brush
thank you very much, you have no idea how much you help us out.
So you don’t take your rotor off and have the face turned? Really? Good
luck with the vibrations when you apply the brakes. That extra step only
take 10.00 to 15.00 per rotor…and is the correct way to do the job.
I wish all of them were that easy
made me think of watching a pit stop during a Le Mans race when they change
glowing orange pads in 40 seconds .. good clean fun one Tom
Nice Tom. No more squeeky brakes.
schuuuprint
lol keep in mind GM wouldnt even be without the gov’t taking your and my
tax dollars and giving it to them!
No brake lube for the new pads??? And for a few bucks more you can get pads
that stop better than the cheapees.
Wish every job took so few tools.
don’t ya just love it when a job goes well 🙂
“We got the cheapest ones we could get’? Umm, you really can’t put a price
on the ability to stop your car and save a life, especially your families.
Just had to comment on that. Otherwise not terrible. Would have been easier
to take the caliper off and compress the piston first.
haha Jerry, no more gripping wife!!!!
nice video 🙂
good stuff
don’t you love it, when things go together with out any problems! nice
job.. thanks for the video. hope your bathroom goes as well.
Why cant they all be so easy!
You need to put the squeeky brakes back, gripping wifes are where its at
brother LMAO
Glad I “stopped” by.
Quick work Tom
That was easy enough.
Good thing that wasn’t the wood truck or you would be working on it for a
week instead of 17 min’s. Good job, cheers OLDDUDE
Absolutely
gotta like it when things go that smooth,tc
For sure!
i like it, its runs great and gives no trouble. however id rather have a
honda! I hear the new sonata’s are cutting edge in design and technology
and are some of the best cars on the road.
Haha, You can cut your yard with a cheap 120 dollar lawn mower from walmart
or you can go to John Deere and buy a 7,000 dollar lawn tractor, the
results are the same! its just a personal preference! Thanks for watching!
It looks very easy, when you do that.
How do you like your Sonata? Looking to get one & I keep cars for a long
time!
better than Midas……….tony
Squaeky brakes just need oil… I oil mine– the squeak stops but the car
doesn’t…
Hyundai is easy to work on. No brake lube? GM you’d be on your second or
third brake job .
LOL!
I agree to a degree. Case in point I have really cheap pads on my 2006
Avera that came with the car when u bought it about 8 months ago. I’ve had
to hit the brakes pretty hard once or twice and let me tell you, it took a
lot of pressure and even then I was a little worried. Pads have plenty of
meat. Just chappy stopping under harsh conditions. I would say that Those
conditions are the ones you really want to count on them. This weekend I
will be putting on better pads and new rotors.
Thanks Milo ………… Aaah racing, The Rolex is this weekend i believe.
They will be doing just that!
That aint no lie!
Dang nice work Tom, wish my brake jobs were that easy 🙂