How to Replace Rear Brake Pads Rotors 13-18 Nissan Altima

How to Replace Rear Brake Pads Rotors 13-18 Nissan Altima

In today’s video I will show you everything you need to know to remove and install the brake pads and rotors in the rear or back for your 2013 through 2018 Nissan Altima this Altima is a 2016. to compress the rear piston for the rear caliper on this Altima you do not have to have the special brake tool to spend the Piston which is a plus. this procedure may be very similar for the following cars, Nissan 350z, Nissan 370Z, the Juke, the Maxima, the leaf, and the Murano. let us know in the comments if you did your brakes on one of these and how similar it was.

the pads and rotors you will need (double check fitment before ordering)…
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the rear pads you will need (again double check)…
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Really common brake tools I use…
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Rear Brake Tool: https://amzn.to/2RCunNg
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Rust Penetrator: https://amzn.to/2YeBkXp

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nbading says:

You didn't do the rotors.

youonknowme says:

Thanx. This saved me a couple of bucks. Gotta get that Milwaukee ratchet. Nice. Tool list is a special bonus.

Mr D.J. says:

This would have been so much better if you had a cameraman. But thanks!

Alphaman0606 says:

Rotors not replaced. I came for the rotors.

Devon Bledsoe says:

A micrometer would be a much better tool to use to measure the thickness

Craig Creative says:

What about the rotors you mention in the description?

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