Man, thank you. My rotors would not come off, they hadn't been changed in 20 years. I really ran out of ideas and options until i saw your video. So i sprayed it then beat it :) and wallah off it came
The e110 Corolla front brake replacement video is what brought me to your channel. Very informative, thank you. Watching from Ohio, land of the orange construction cones.
Very good Jim! One thing I would have liked for you to check was when you pressed the Pistons back in the calipers sometimes it overfills the master cylinder with brake fluid, and it can cause brake fluid spillage. Have a good one Jim. Tom
Do some people open the bleeder a little bit so some of the brake fluid comes out when the piston moves back,then when the job is about finished some fresh new fluid can be put into the master cylinder reservoir? Is the brake fluid inside the caliper dirtier than the rest of the system?
@davidpowell3347 not worth it, air could possible get in there if it's not done correctly , let the master over flow a little it won't bother it , sometimes if I remember I'll take the cap off , for fear of damaging the cap rubber seal , but I never had a problem with one getting damaged , it's rare .. and I've done it everyway you can think of ..
Greetings and Blessings Jim! I would like to see some diagnostics videos, using the Oscilloscope. Probably, testing an O2 sensor, Cam/Crank correlation, Can Bus signals using the Breakout Box ect..ect... It would be great and helpful for some beginers! Did you test the BaroScope to see the intake/exhaust valves?
Great video. I wish it was a tip on how to address a broken blend door on the same vehicle. I got that job in yesterday and I don't want to get involved in a full day dash removal. The A/C jobs are showing up in New York.
Hey Jim saw your sight link from Eric O SMA. I've a DYI that's been spinning wrenches for myself and friends for 40+ years. Going broke buying tools you guys show off. Just kidding. love learning new tips and tricks from you all's sites. Keep up the videos/
@@jimthecarguy He's only 4 hours away from me. I keep wanting to go up and meet him. He's helped me on a WUW on advice of a Scan tool. I have GM Tech 2 but was looking for a tool for all makes. I ended up buying a Launch X431 pro. So far I love it .
Hey Jim the car guy. You told us to come over and comment for the giveaway. I’ve been subscribed to your channel for a while I take pictures and videos of the sky. So I’m definitely interested in the giveaway. If not thanks for your helpful videos.
I was just watching your video about you changing out the rear brakes on a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I noticed when you removed the rotor the parking brake shoes were completely destroyed from normal use however you never mentioned them or replaced them in the video. The shoes are behind the axle and inside the rotor. (Pad in a Hat) Why not replace them when you have the rotor off?
Another enjoyable video. In your last few videos I've seen that you had to deal with rusty stuff. In your channel description I can't see where you're located. What state are you in?
Bryan Lamontagne it’s a brake pad spreader. There’s various different ones on the market. Your local auto parts store will have something similar in stock. They range from really cheap to expensive
Unreal. I keep watching videos showing that fucking spring just sliding into place. Pads took 5 minutes and I'm about 2 hrs into trying get that fucking clip into place. Good luck
MAKE SURE THAT WHEN YOU LEAVE A COMMENT PUT WHAT STATE IN THE U.S.A YOU LIVE. This is my comment. I try to live in Vermont. It will be nice to look at my rust with a camera.
Thanks to you Jim I have found other top notch mechanics/technicians on TH-cam. You are my main source
Thank you . I hope your doing ok.
Your scope giveaway is very generous. The time you spent to bring us along on so many videos is also very generous!
Man, thank you.
My rotors would not come off, they hadn't been changed in 20 years. I really ran out of ideas and options until i saw your video. So i sprayed it then beat it :) and wallah off it came
Thanks for watching.
Always like how you show the tools being used.
The e110 Corolla front brake replacement video is what brought me to your channel. Very informative, thank you. Watching from Ohio, land of the orange construction cones.
Great video like always it helps me finish a friend brakes faster on his jeep thanks jimmy !!
Very good Jim! One thing I would have liked for you to check was when you pressed the Pistons back in the calipers sometimes it overfills the master cylinder with brake fluid, and it can cause brake fluid spillage. Have a good one Jim. Tom
Do some people open the bleeder a little bit so some of the brake fluid comes out when the piston moves back,then when the job is about finished some fresh new fluid can be put into the master cylinder reservoir? Is the brake fluid inside the caliper dirtier than the rest of the system?
@davidpowell3347 not worth it, air could possible get in there if it's not done correctly , let the master over flow a little it won't bother it , sometimes if I remember I'll take the cap off , for fear of damaging the cap rubber seal , but I never had a problem with one getting damaged , it's rare .. and I've done it everyway you can think of ..
Did the brakes on 2010 Volkswagen CC...that was interesting. Had to use a battery to release the calipers. Always good info on this channel 👍.
Thanks for sharing your skills and knowledge with car idiots like me. I've learned a lot from your videos!
Greetings and Blessings Jim!
I would like to see some diagnostics videos, using the Oscilloscope.
Probably, testing an O2 sensor, Cam/Crank correlation, Can Bus signals using the Breakout Box ect..ect...
It would be great and helpful for some beginers!
Did you test the BaroScope to see the intake/exhaust valves?
I'm so happy to watch your videos and to learn for them , keep up the good work and keep them coming !!!
Great video. I wish it was a tip on how to address a broken blend door on the same vehicle. I got that job in yesterday and I don't want to get involved in a full day dash removal. The A/C jobs are showing up in New York.
The stopping power of Jimthecarguy!
What kind of black grease is that you using ???? Imma do my jeep this weekend great video
Thanks Jim. I'm going to replace my vehicle's rear brake pads soon. This video helps a lot.
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Very thorough! I like His Work Ethic! Very Informative
Thanks for the help and for always using tools we all have laying around .
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always enjoy your videos and sure could use the borescope.. thanks for all the hard work you do producing the videos....
Thanks Jim, your brake replacement videos are the best.
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Thank you Jim. Very informative as always.
Great video as usual Jim! Appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge.
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One of the best videos I have seen. Thank you!
Thorough work. pleasure to watch and lear. thanx mt. pleasant, south carolina
Thanks for watching I'm happy to help
This vedio help me out did my own brakes,save money, thanks again Paul Saunders for ct
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Jim you make this look easy ..
Thank you so much for the wonderful videos , from Texas , USA !!
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Thanks Jim. I'm doing
Rear brakes in my 2000 WJ next weekend
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Ur like my neighbor who knows everything about my Jeep 👍
Thank you for taking the time to post these videos.
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You can never have enough brake videos, thanks.
I'm happy to help.
Hey Jim saw your sight link from Eric O SMA. I've a DYI that's been spinning wrenches for myself and friends for 40+ years. Going broke buying tools you guys show off. Just kidding. love learning new tips and tricks from you all's sites. Keep up the videos/
Eric O from SMA is a very nice guy and a great mechanic.Welcome Bill
@@jimthecarguy He's only 4 hours away from me. I keep wanting to go up and meet him. He's helped me on a WUW on advice of a Scan tool. I have GM Tech 2 but was looking for a tool for all makes. I ended up buying a Launch X431 pro. So far I love it .
Bill Ziegmond were are you located. I'm in New Jersey about 4-5 hr away from Eric
I am near Pittsburgh Scanner Dahner territory. lol
thanks Jim for entering me into the Contest . sick and tired of using my dirty ,greasy, phone as a camera instead of a borescope ;- )
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Contact me and let me know where you live.jimthecarguy1@gmail.com
Contact me and let me know where you live.jimthecarguy1@gmail.com
Always enjoy learning from your experience. John in Charlotte
I'm happy to help.
thanks for all the videos Jim /connecticut
I like how you details in your repair videos
Thank you . I'm happy to help.
Thanks for the video, I like how you give detailed information on your video's, I watch you from Virginia.
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Good teacher- learned ALOT- Thank You -God Bless
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for the how to videos they have helped alot with my crv
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Hey Jim the car guy. You told us to come over and comment for the giveaway. I’ve been subscribed to your channel for a while I take pictures and videos of the sky. So I’m definitely interested in the giveaway. If not thanks for your helpful videos.
Nicely done young man.
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Greetings from Massachusetts!!! Thanks for Another great video thanks
I love tools! Hello from Texas
I was just watching your video about you changing out the rear brakes on a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I noticed when you removed the rotor the parking brake shoes were completely destroyed from normal use however you never mentioned them or replaced them in the video. The shoes are behind the axle and inside the rotor. (Pad in a Hat) Why not replace them when you have the rotor off?
Actually the shoes were in good condition. The parking brake shoes are thinner than normal brakes. Thanks for your input.
Good step by step tutorial.
Great Job As Always Jim
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I finally got an 11mm hex bit for the front cals of the newer models
Thanks for watching. i hope all is well.
Nice job as always Jim
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Greetings from New York!
The rust on that jeep looks like it spent some time in the rust belt. Lol
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Another great video. You make it look so easy.
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Thanks for another great video
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Great job Jim
Another enjoyable video. In your last few videos I've seen that you had to deal with rusty stuff. In your channel description I can't see where you're located. What state are you in?
I'm in New Jersey. I'm happy to help. Watch for the next free tool giveaway coming soon.
Love the vids, Jim! Sending praises from TX
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I like this guys work 😘
My hat’s off to you rust belt mechanics. I would starve to death working in all that crusty crap all day
Thanks for another great video Jim!
Do you find that Chrysler products are in your shop more than any other make? Even for brakes due to poor quality of mopar parts.
No not really they are not to bad.
Very well explained videos thanks Jim
Thanks for sharing the info.
I'm happy to help.
T45 or 47 Torx bit, not hex but we get it
That you for your input and for watchng.
My 2003 WJ has 7mm hex(Allen) caliper pins/bolts. Try that first.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and your awesome giveaways
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Great job as always Jim looking forward to more videos
Hi Bill thanks for watching. Watch for the next free tool giveaway coming soon.
Great job Jim! Thank you!
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Hi Jim. What size is the allen key?
Thanks for the videos, could use that great scope!
thumbs up and shared good job jim
Great videos sir thank you for your help
Another Good video Jim.
thanks jim! great videos! Awesome scope!
Keep the videos coming.and thank
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Great video keep them coming.
thanks in advance for the scope.
You never know. Thanks for watching.
I did my brakes after this video
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Great video.
I'm happy to help.
Thanks for the chance.
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Thank for the info
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Nice video.
California
great video!
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Good tutorials.
Love the videos!!
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Great job Jim. You know I am from PA! Thanks for all you do!
Informative.
Thanks for doing the giveaway.Another great video.Watching you from Ct.
Great vids and Giveaway, Thanks Jim the Car Guy !
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love the videos!!!
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cool vid
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Hi Jim, can you post a link to the tool you use at 10:20 ? Thank you
Bryan Lamontagne it’s a brake pad spreader. There’s various different ones on the market. Your local auto parts store will have something similar in stock. They range from really cheap to expensive
chris parenti thank you Chris, yes I have the one from Cornwall, but I like the style of this one and was hoping he had a link where to find it.
That was great advice from Chris. The tool that I was using is made by Snap on tools
@@jimthecarguy Thank you Jim, and thank you again Chris.
Was that one of Eric’s customers? I know he’ll be jealous 😜
From California
Hahaha it was rusty enough.
Greetings from Ohio Jim. Thanks for all your effort.
NIce, Illinois!
Minnesota
Whoa, those rotors were shot!
Yes to the junk pile for sure. Thanks for watching.
Nice video. Thanks.
I'm happy to help.
What should I get charged for this? Me buying the parts..? Just need a comparison to know if I’m getting played for being a female.
Hi Bro
Contact me and let me know where you live.jimthecarguy1@gmail.com
Contact me and let me know where you live.jimthecarguy1@gmail.com
Unreal. I keep watching videos showing that fucking spring just sliding into place. Pads took 5 minutes and I'm about 2 hrs into trying get that fucking clip into place. Good luck
Thanks for watching. That spring can be a real pita for sure.
With the bright background and dark parts i cant see anything
MAKE SURE THAT WHEN YOU LEAVE A COMMENT PUT WHAT STATE IN THE U.S.A YOU LIVE.
This is my comment. I try to live in Vermont. It will be nice to look at my rust with a camera.
Get better lighting
Another great video. Thank you.