Hey bro! You're a lifesaver! I've done several brake jobs on my own vehicles but when I worked on my wife's 2011 Sequoia, I couldn't get the rotor off. I watched your video, got some M8 X 125 bolts and did exactly what you instructed and the rotors popped right off. Dealership wanted $600+ for rear brake job. I did it for $69 by buying OEM parts on Amazon. Thanks again! Keep up the good work!
Awesome video, especially for those in salty climates! I could not for the life of me find any videos on doing brakes on a tundra anywhere other than the salt free environments, it's a completely different job with salt! Thanks again!
Anybody have a problem when the rotor is actually replaced, the rotor rubs on the the emergency brake backing plate? There was a TSB issued on this and it looks like a nightmare to correct. The original surface area for the emergency brake on the inside of the rotor is 2.5 inches, the replacement rotors are all 2 5/8 causing it to rub on backing plate...
The Car Care Guy address this issue in his video Should you buy a Toyota Tundra 2007-2021. The link is th-cam.com/video/l2OAHImTgA8/w-d-xo.html at 19.32 is give excellent information about the brakes. He works at a Toyota dealership, and he has very good videos.
Always open the bleeders it is never recommended to push fluid back to the ABS pump. The valves are closed when doing this and can damage the unit. I have been to Honda, Mazda and Ford brake trading classes when I was a tech. All advise the same thing.
@@silvajay6443 that’s a whole different animal he’s saying the abs unit is only a positive set up and not to push fluid back into the system or it will damage the unit ! But it’s does not have a check valve and fluid does go back and forth other wise the caliber would only close and never open !
W-T-F. You tell us what you're going to do then turn off camera. Next scene is the completed step. The purpose of making these videos is to have the camera on (with good lighting) while you are DOING the step. I guess I can glen something out of this only after I've watched other videos first.
Tim Johnson sorry it was not to your liking I’m not a professional videographer or a mechanic just a guy with a Phone that tried to help people I can’t film anything while actually fixing my truck
Hey bro! You're a lifesaver! I've done several brake jobs on my own vehicles but when I worked on my wife's 2011 Sequoia, I couldn't get the rotor off. I watched your video, got some M8 X 125 bolts and did exactly what you instructed and the rotors popped right off. Dealership wanted $600+ for rear brake job. I did it for $69 by buying OEM parts on Amazon. Thanks again! Keep up the good work!
Brad Chew thanks for the kind words man glad my video helped !
Thanks for the M8-125 bolt saved me a lot of time.popped that rear rotor out, like you said. Thanks
One more thank you about the tip of the M8 125 bolts to take off that rotor. That was a great tip
Very very good instruction video. Was quoted $931 from a dealer for the rear brakes on my 2011 Tundra. John
I watched your video I thought it was good I believe it was made easy I'll always do my own thank you for your help I owe you one thanks
When you say parking brake do you mean emergency brake ? That's what we call them in canaduh..
Just helped me out! Thanks brother!!
Speaking about accents ,I find you sound like Robby Gordon..lol
Thanks for the video. You saved me a lot of time. Luckily I already had those special bolts. God bless you lol
Thanks for the helpful video!
Very good video......very good!
No need to put it in neutral. Just release the parking brakes.
Awesome video, especially for those in salty climates! I could not for the life of me find any videos on doing brakes on a tundra anywhere other than the salt free environments, it's a completely different job with salt! Thanks again!
Thanks!
Best and only video out there I found for rear brake service on 2nd gen Tundra! Many thanks!
Thanks glad I could help 😄
Anybody have a problem when the rotor is actually replaced, the rotor rubs on the the emergency brake backing plate? There was a TSB issued on this and it looks like a nightmare to correct. The original surface area for the emergency brake on the inside of the rotor is 2.5 inches, the replacement rotors are all 2 5/8 causing it to rub on backing plate...
The Car Care Guy address this issue in his video Should you buy a Toyota Tundra 2007-2021. The link is th-cam.com/video/l2OAHImTgA8/w-d-xo.html at 19.32 is give excellent information about the brakes. He works at a Toyota dealership, and he has very good videos.
Always open the bleeders it is never recommended to push fluid back to the ABS pump. The valves are closed when doing this and can damage the unit. I have been to Honda, Mazda and Ford brake trading classes when I was a tech. All advise the same thing.
No you open the reservoir so that goes back into the system you don't open up a bleeder
@@silvajay6443 that’s a whole different animal he’s saying the abs unit is only a positive set up and not to push fluid back into the system or it will damage the unit ! But it’s does not have a check valve and fluid does go back and forth other wise the caliber would only close and never open !
Good vid! Just a heads up, you can kill the back ground muzac!
You cut out lots of essential parts.
You forgot to tell people to turn the rotor to 12/6 oclock and line the adjuster holes up and release the drums!
otahu Rice didn’t have to
That’s what the jack bolts were for popped right off with no problems
W-T-F. You tell us what you're going to do then turn off camera. Next scene is the completed step. The purpose of making these videos is to have the camera on (with good lighting) while you are DOING the step. I guess I can glen something out of this only after I've watched other videos first.
Tim Johnson sorry it was not to your liking I’m not a professional videographer or a mechanic just a guy with a Phone that tried to help people I can’t film anything while actually fixing my truck
@@nakedonadrenaline Feedback..keep filming. It takes awhile to get the hang of it.
You failed to show how to install the brackets, nor the brakes. Need to do the job step by step. Otherwise was informative video.