Chilton manual for the 2002-2007 Liberty calls for 132 inch-lbs
(approximately 11 ft. Lbs) on the front caliper mounting bolts and 100 ft.
Ibs on the front caliper adapter bolts.
100 sounds like a lot…? But this is what the book says. I’m going to be
doing the job this weekend on my 2006 liberty. Wish me luck!
Very nice video. I forgot how easy it was to do the front rotors compared
to a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee. The later has another mount to remove but
just about the same. Good job.
Thank You SO much! I am a female and have done brakes before with someone
there to assist. I’ve decided to go it alone this time and needed a quick
step by step refresher. Your video was so informative. I plan on taking a
basic repair class next month so that I can learn to repair the basics that
can be done at home. Thanks again. Many Blessings…
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thats good information thanks for the video
is there a difference between brakes on this 2 wheel drive model than my
4×4 model?
Chilton manual for the 2002-2007 Liberty calls for 132 inch-lbs
(approximately 11 ft. Lbs) on the front caliper mounting bolts and 100 ft.
Ibs on the front caliper adapter bolts.
100 sounds like a lot…? But this is what the book says. I’m going to be
doing the job this weekend on my 2006 liberty. Wish me luck!
YOU ALL DO A GREAT JOB
Very nice video. I forgot how easy it was to do the front rotors compared
to a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee. The later has another mount to remove but
just about the same. Good job.
Not a bad video. But what about the torque settings for the bolts?
Wow best on web!
what about the rears?
Great video! I’ve done em before but just nice to brush up. What about the
rear brakes?
Is there a tutorial for the Liberty rear brakes?
nice work, very well done
Everyday I learn something new on youtube. Thank you for this very
informative tutorial
This video is awesome! So informative and clearly instructed. Thank you so
much for posting!!
VERY VERY GOOD VIDEO thanks!
How do you bypass the no roaming charges? Im up to my neck with roaming
charges. Plz
Thank You SO much! I am a female and have done brakes before with someone
there to assist. I’ve decided to go it alone this time and needed a quick
step by step refresher. Your video was so informative. I plan on taking a
basic repair class next month so that I can learn to repair the basics that
can be done at home. Thanks again. Many Blessings…
@robinsonsauto Thanks, appreciate that!
Nice video but you forgot to mention to pump the brakes until its tight
before starting and driving after completing the brake job.
wohho am an 18 year girl and i can do brakes:)
Very nice video Rich.
if you dont have a chain laying around, an unfolded coat hanger works great
too