Volvo Rear Brake replacement w/ electronic parking brake EPB

Volvo Rear Brake replacement w/ electronic parking brake EPB

Here is a tutorial on replacing the rear brake pads and rotors with electronic parking brake (EPB) on a Volvo. This applies to the Volvo S60, V60, XC60, and XC70 Cross Country.

Rear Brake Information:
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Front Brakes: https://amzn.to/2WrdGpA
OEM Info: (Volvo Disc Brake Rotor – Front (328mm) 31471034 – Bosch QuietCast 52011385)
Front Pads: https://amzn.to/2FAt2Cl
OEM Info: (Volvo Disc Brake Pad Set 31445986)

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Eric Aviator says:

The 2008 XC70 has vented rear rotors and solid option. Better make sure you know which ones apply to yours (rear), noting the hardware is different ! Suggest call dealer and ask if vented or solid.

Mike H says:

Did you have to do anything concerning the break pad wear indicator ?

Timothy Allan says:

Can ventilated or nonventilated rotors be used in 2010 volvo s80

박박경홍 says:

영상잘봤습니다…. Thank you very much for video… Would you please show me Timing belt and Serpentine belt Replacement, for D4 or D2 engine?????!!!!

Victor1977 says:

After u compress the piston do u need to tight back the epb? The one u use t30 clockwise?do i need to tight it back?

justin donnelly says:

Hello Kyle, did I miss anything after compressing the caliper piston, do you screw it back in or out before installing the parking brake actuator back on the assembly? Thnx for the video

Stefan Bergman says:

Hi, thanks for the video. I got a question, will this instruction not work for the V70 2016?

Jake Harold says:

How do I push back the piston so that the caliper will fit the new brake pads??

Juan Roques says:

completly bad. u need to show how u compressed

Wild Weasel says:

Ask a quote from dealer and then go to aftermarket with the stock part numbers and get the equivalent not to mess up. As far as i know ATE makes most of Volvos brake parts. My rear calipers are TRW and this is on a 2016 XC60

William Harr says:

Anything different from the rear and the front rotors/brakes.

ugh3012 says:

Aren’t you supposed to put the car in service mode before working on e brake?

Mike W says:

Thanks the video was a great help. Those bolts holding on the pads are tough!. I was able to loosen them up enough to slide the rotor away and slide the new one in.

michael hsu says:

Thanks for the video. I tried to copy you to replace my break pads and rotors. However, l cannot remove the caliper from the rotor. So, I just put back the screws and tire for further instructions from you. Any idea why I cannot move the caliper? The rotor cannot spin at the time. Any suggestion? Thanks!

Bryce Maxwell says:

To compress the piston do I need an adapter? Or do I just compress the piston with a regular caliper tool? After I remove the motor and adjust it.

Sean bassam says:

You forgot one the most important part at the end of this process to reset the Park Brake or you will have this light on all the times and make a bee noise all the times

Liviu Mihai Pop says:

Hello! Thanks for video. Before i start the job, how should be the handbrake, aplied or not? Do i also have to reset something in the computer? Thanks a lot

ChipzyGaming says:

Thanks mate! Greetings from sweden

Coolwater Hubby says:

Hi I just watched you video and thought the only way to remove electronic parking brake was with a computer.

sanjinred says:

Those bracket bolts are asoab. They have lock tite on them so prepare for a fight. Same on the front

comeinhandynow says:

Those EPB systems seem similar on a lot of cars now. And you don’t need a computer to do the job. For instance here is the job I did on a Landrover Discovery Sport: https://youtu.be/0L7M6tg_rug

BanKulin says:

Bosch is not OEM for Volvo brakes. It's ATI.

manny soto says:

Thanks for getting back to me what scanners would you recommend?

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