Car Fix DIY Videos

Ссылка на русскую версию: https://youtu.be/oUyZLdSLSHU

In this episode I will be replacing rear brake rotors and pads for my friend Sasha’s 2014 Volkswagen Jetta

Table of contents:

0:36 – Tools
1:23 – Removing wheels
2:09 – Removing caliper pin bolts
3:39 – Removing, cleaning and reinstalling pins
5:07 – Removing the old rotor
6:08 – Installing the new rotor and pads
9:43 – Reinstalling the wheels

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Here are some common tools and products I use or recommend using for this job:

Prybar set:
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Stanley Professional Grade Socket Set, 99 Pieces:
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Magnetic tray to simplify tracking nuts and bolts:
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Torque wrench to properly torque your fasteners:
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LED working light:
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Nitrile gloves:
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3M Silicone paste to lubricate caliper pins:
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3M Brake cleaner:
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Wire brush:
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Caliper piston compressor to make installing brake pads back to the caliper easier:
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Floor hydraulic jack:
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Wheel chocks:
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