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Use a impact gun if you got one. If not as @ECSTuningMedia said, use a breaker bar if that still isn’t enough, put a pipe on the breaker bar to extend it giving you more torque. Also if you use penetrating oil, be sure to rinse it all off with brake clean prior to installing new brake parts.
Penetrating oil can work wonders on hard to loosen bolts. As can a little brute force and a big breaker bar.
Man those bolts are tight as hell !!. I can’t take them out. Any suggestion ? @ecstuningmedia
ES#240946 or ES#1910125 for M14 triple square options, If you received the wrong item from us – please contact customer service!
What’s the size of the m14 triple square socket. I bought the 14mm but it doesn’t fit. Please help asap
Anti squeal compounds are recommended but not required in this application.
I learned something new 😀 thanks you guys
he is
Thanks!
Guys have the most professional and correct walkthroughs on youtube.
6:38 – If they aren’t stretch bolts… then why on earth are you angle-torquing them???
These bolts ARE stretch bolts!!
er.. actually think you will find that those m14 caliper carrier bolts are Stretch bolts and they Must be replaced!
Yes, yes he is!
Ralph’s the man!
glad we could help!
No savia como cambiar las pastillas pero este video me sirvió de mucha ayuda gracias
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These bolts are not stretch bolts, but depending on the condition you may want to replace them – We do carry replacement bolts here – ES#1894565
Do the caliper frame attachment bolts (the m14s) need to be replaced? There is some controversy on if they are stretch bolts or not. Great Video BTW, need to do this on a 2009 Jetta and this will help.
No compound needed when installing new pads and rotors, with upgraded materials used now this will cut out the brake noise. You can a some if you so choose!
Different set up - Please keep checking back for more DIY videos!
Yes, they need to be twisted. Only the rears, though. Fronts don’t need to be twisted.
it’s basically the same. Except you won’t need the caliper piston tool they show on here because it doesn’t need to be twisted while being compressed like the rear does. But you will need something to compress the piston back in. (Many parts stores sell tools for that for cheap) I’m sure there’s a video you can find here on youtube on how to do it.
mine works great
Stihl Screwdriver! =D
Got always one on me ;D
No lube on the pads?
sorry youtube will not allow the use of hyperlinks in the comments. go to ECS Tuning . com, select your vehicle then navigate to the above area to view braking options for your car.
Do you have a link? I am not able to locate this