I don't see any need to grease brake pads. People say it stops noise or squeaking or something. But I'm over 50 years old and I've never had brakes that squeak or make some type of odd noise(maybe people buy cheap brake pads?). Now if you're worried about that and you have a car you can get Ceramic brake pads
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Kewl!! Good job!! I’d still use the brake pad lubricant but only on the part that the caliper is in contact with on the backside of the brake pad.
Thread lock. I don't think so. Never used it for 30 years. No issues yet.
this woman is absolutely beautiful and has skill wow that's a great catch
The way she smiles when she knows somethings wrong with the tundra. Lol!
Great videos one small tip .
The videos is way to fast slow it down but great job
Why would you use loktie on the brake calipers pins?? Not necesary
100% sure Toyotas spec does not require lock tight..
I don't see any need to grease brake pads. People say it stops noise or squeaking or something. But I'm over 50 years old and I've never had brakes that squeak or make some type of odd noise(maybe people buy cheap brake pads?). Now if you're worried about that and you have a car you can get Ceramic brake pads
Lifts on tacomas ?
Lok tite?…..you do know your going to have to do them again…eventually.
A loss on break performance? Lololo kid your not Mr.Goodwrench…so just stop….
wish my mechanic looked like her
Chicago, greasin the pads. And who torques lug nuts?? Da fook!!
Front rotors will cause a pulse not the rears. But it’s awesome to see a female in the car game.
You look like Cinderella
Uh, you don't know how to do a Proper brake job….