Good video but one very important thing to mention. BEFORE you take the car for a test drive you must pump the brakes until the brakes have a solid feel. If you do not do this the brakes will NOT operate correctly and could cause you to get an a accident.
Got to give you U Tubers real credit. Doing a brake job with one hand while holding a camera with the other hand takes some skill! Thanks to U Tube I have saved my self hundreds of dollars in labor doing my own brakes. (Such a PROFIT JOB for the garages!)
Thanks for the tutorial, im going to study at Toyota Motor Philippines School of Technology and their practical entrance exam is replacing the Pads, Identifying some tools.
Good video brother but make sure that you use Toyota Red Rubber Grease or Sil glyde on those pins. The reason why the brakes wearing unevenly is because when you use just regular grease on those pins it gunks them up and they don't move smoothly.
Is it normal for the new brakes squeak a bit at first, as they break in? I did everything in the video I’m just not sure if what I’m experiencing is normal.
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Good video but one very important thing to mention. BEFORE you take the car for a test drive you must pump the brakes until the brakes have a solid feel. If you do not do this the brakes will NOT operate correctly and could cause you to get an a accident.
Got to give you U Tubers real credit. Doing a brake job with one hand while holding a camera with the other hand takes some skill! Thanks to U Tube I have saved my self hundreds of dollars in labor doing my own brakes. (Such a PROFIT JOB for the garages!)
What year is this Camry? I have 2007 that needs new breaks and rotors. Will it be the same ?
Great video btw.
6:23 – 6:33, compressing the piston is the hardest part of the job.
How to get the c-clamp & compress ?
Thanks for the tutorial, im going to study at Toyota Motor Philippines School of Technology and their practical entrance exam is replacing the Pads, Identifying some tools.
What about the brake fluid since you installed new pads ?, did it overflow your reservoir ?.
Informative however you went a little too fast .
Pep Boys wanted several hundred dollars.Thank you so much for the clear and concise tutorial.
Good video brother but make sure that you use Toyota Red Rubber Grease or Sil glyde on those pins. The reason why the brakes wearing unevenly is because when you use just regular grease on those pins it gunks them up and they don't move smoothly.
Very good video with thorough explanation ..Thumbs up !
Thanks bro was stressing about my rotors
great instructional, very clear and understandable
Very good job presenting – thanks for taking the time to document the process.
Thank you very much sir for your helpful advice
Should the rotor be able to spin easily? Or should it require some strength to spin with or without calipers
Thanks Very helpful but I had a problem removing the rear disc. This youtube was helpful https://youtu.be/ZYZLYWuMWyQ
Is it normal for the new brakes squeak a bit at first, as they break in? I did everything in the video I’m just not sure if what I’m experiencing is normal.
Nice video. Appreciated. Do you need to remove master cyl cap or bleed brakes if you follow your procedure perfectly? Thanks.
Is this pretty much universal? I'm thinking of changing front rotors on a 2003 Toyota Corolla due to "hot spots" according to jiffy lube?
I have a 2012 Camry….can i use this tutorial? Or they maybe a little difference on the brake system..? Thanks
well done video — glad you included cleaning caliper slide, two other vids did not, and that is the issue on my camry,