How to replace / change / install / replacement front brake discs / brake rotors / disc brakes and brake pads on Mitsubishi Outlander 1 TUTORIAL | AUTODOC
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00:52 — Use a socket №17
02:22 — Use a socket №17
05:28 — Using a special tool press in the brake caliper piston
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Thank you so much for this easy video tutorial! So much better then watching a loud moron stuffer and ramble for half an hour!!!!!
Is there a left and right rotor, or do they work for both sides?
What's the special tool you use at 5 ' you mention ? Where can I buy it ?
Put a couple of Lugnuts temporarily on to hold your rotor while you put your caliper brackets on makes it easier
Is this same method for a 2014 ASX??
Today I changed my disc and pads after watching this tutorial couple of times.
I do not have a garage lift for the cars, I used an emergency jack.
I do not have a pneumatic tools to take of the car tyre and I do not have a socket wrench – I used a classic ones 15 and 17.
It took me a little bit more than an hour, and the funniest part is. Garage I used in the past it took them 2 hours and two mechanics to change the pads and brake disc.
I also bought parts from your site, slow delivery, but hey ho! at least my car is fixed 😀 Thank you so much and definitely THUMBS UP! more videos like that please.
Nice , thank you for making this video
nice video. but can you please tell us the torque specifications for all this repair?
Thanks. Looks straightforward enough.
Do the brakes automatically adjust into place? Do they not require bleeding?