How To Change Brake Pads & Rotors on a VT/VX/VY/VZ Comodore

Learn how to replace brake pads and rotors as I show you how to replace them on my 1998 V6 VT Calais but this video will work for a VT, VX, VY and VZ Commodore.
Parts:
Brake pads: tinyurl.com/Be...
Rotors: tinyurl.com/Be...
Tools Used:
Socket Set 1/2": tinyurl.com/re...
Socket Wrench 1/2": tinyurl.com/re...
Brake Cleaner: tinyurl.com/br...
Bendix Brake Grease: tinyurl.com/Br...
Bungee Cord: tinyurl.com/Bu...
Spanner Set: tinyurl.com/Me...
or
Locking Nose Pliers: tinyurl.com/lo...
Brake piston wind back tool:
Option 1: tinyurl.com/Pi...
Option 2: tinyurl.com/pi...
Optional tools:
Torque Wrench: tinyurl.com/To...
Loctite: tinyurl.com/lo...
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[@TristanPreston-wq7ty]

Hey bro could you do a coolant flush and radiator video

[@dismissedtub6717]

I may do one in the future but I don't have plans to atm sorry. I think a thermostat video on my channel may be of some use to you.

[@EugeneSolomon-tf5lf]

Hey bro could u do one on wheel studs

[@dismissedtub6717]

Hey man sorry I only make videos on things that need to be done on my car since I’m a broke boy.
Sorry I couldn’t help you out on this one.

[@foxylady4163]

Do you know much about door weather strip replacements? I'm struggling to find anything online for vt commodore 😭

[@davidlee3203]

What holds the rotor onto the hub any bolts?

[@dismissedtub6717]

Um I’m not sure what you exactly mean.
but if your talking about when you go to put the calliper back on you use the lug nuts to hold it.
Or
If you’re talking about once it’s all done and the wheel goes back on. It’s the wheel that pushes against the rotor which pushes the rotor to the hub then gets tightened with the lug nuts to keep it against the hub.
Hopefully that make sense.