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Is the same process for a 2013 Hyundai Tucson gls
Great tutorial.
Do you have to change disk every time you change pads or not?
Good stuff bro. I'm fixing my brake pads and rotors this weekend. Thanks for the great video.
I didn’t see you compress the caliper ?
Is the caliper compressor always necessary?
Where are you from RB for a 2013 elantra the car is not rusty
You r a champ mate . respect.
Hello would you know how much torque the rear wheel bearing takes have a!2013! Elantra also I’m gonna put 2 rear dust shield because there all rusty and I’m not sure if I have to remove the abs before I take off the wheel bearing
I just did this but I messed up I didn't check to see if tabs on the brake shoes line up with the caliper piston. I guess I have to take it back apart. Seemed like it went together okay?
Anyone have a caliper that just won’t compress? Tried everything including the tool they use and bleeding the caliper.
Bro, you put a lot of stress on the brake lines. You have way too many ads. Gave you a thumbs up anyway.
I would clean the calliper bracket more just using a wire brush no no not enough waisted money
My rotors are still looking good but my rear pads are thin, can I change the pads alone?
Can't believe I payed someone else $400 to do 2 of these.
Do you need to bleed the brakes when you do this? Should you remove the cap on the master cylinder before compressing the piston?
hello i changed my pads and rotors in 2016 and again in 2017 and now again i have to change..at 32k and 40k and now 55k km..each time always same thing..pads are seaized because no grease enuff why???…the mecanic said he greased each time…Lisa
I need a new dust shield when i do the brakes. Does it come on and off when the rotor is off, or do I need to remove the wheel hub first?
Where did you get that punch from?