I am not a mechanic, nor am I a doctor so any advise I give is to be taken with a pound of salt! I go through a brake pad replacement for a 2008 Kia Sedona M…
I am not a mechanic, nor am I a doctor so any advise I give is to be taken with a pound of salt! I go through a brake pad replacement for a 2008 Kia Sedona M…
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thanks for the video. never done this before, helped a whole lot.
Rather have your bleeder screw open
It’s been a while since I changed brake pads. Thanks for the video on the 2008 Kia. It was very helpful.
Thank you once more.
@Vadim Erenburg i think it is a good idea to remove the cap when doing this job, i however did not remember to during this video, but it worked out for me just fine.
Thank you for the video, you made it look easy and I will try it myself.
Is it true that brake fluid cap must be removed before compressing the caliper with a c-clamp?
make sure you remove the brake fluid resevior cap before compressing the caliper with a c-clamp
y not
NEVER change the brakes yourself!
Can you show vid on changing tran oil please
@rasheedaqeel thanks for watching, and believe me the hardest part is jacking the van in the air, just make sure you have the C clamp to compress the caliper rack up those “man ponits”.
@venezola27 yep, the video was made on the rear brakes, lucky to have pads all the way around. thanks for watching!
thanks for this video, now: is it the same thing for rear brakes?. Thank you again!!!
You make it look easy as pie. I hope my attempt is as quick as yours. Thanks for the video.