Thanks for checking out the video! If you're tackling the 2023 Kia Forte brake and rotor replacement, you're in the right place. Make sure to follow all safety precautions, and be sure to check out the tips and tools I recommended to make the job smoother. If you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and leave any questions in the comments-I'll be happy to help. Let me know how your brake replacement went or share any tips you have! 👇
Good job Jason. My brakes are probably just about ready to be done and it needs a passenger lower control arm. I'd like to do them both while I'm off work till after New Years, but Christmas has thrown me into poverty
For a 2023 a brake job already ? That rotor looked good to me too. My daughters 2015 chevy cruze is all origional still. 120K They must pour on the salt out your way big time :)
Filing the pads is where non~mechanics go wrong mostly.........they dont realize they should be loose and loose as possible because with the rust and grit on the roads here in NL the pads will tighten up before they wear out...........a good flat file I find works great for cleaning the bracket and trimming the pads..........putting grease on the pads are a no no this will attract dirt.....metal on metal is the manufactures way.......... very important is that those rotors are directionalJason as seen in my video I got it wrong the first time..........I put those rotors on my Van.......here is the link for the video th-cam.com/video/O3QbvAnuWnA/w-d-xo.html I would not recommend these rotors........I still have them on but they are noisy when appling the brakes different sounds and feel depending on how had you apply the brake.....having said that my brakes are wearing perfectly with minimal wear actually....courious to see how you do with them........
Yeah no problems so far, what i was surprised about was how many different opinions on how the slotted rotors go my advice is go with manufacturers' instructions. Cheers
@@DIYVariety The boxes that mine came in had left and right.....which I didnt see initially and had to redo it......yours is directional also....do you have more noise now than the original rotors??
Thanks for checking out the video! If you're tackling the 2023 Kia Forte brake and rotor replacement, you're in the right place. Make sure to follow all safety precautions, and be sure to check out the tips and tools I recommended to make the job smoother. If you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and leave any questions in the comments-I'll be happy to help. Let me know how your brake replacement went or share any tips you have! 👇
thank you
Happy holiday
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Great details on doing this, good job. The old rotors did not look too bad
Great video Jason, good you put some high spec discs on. You can always get the old discs ground down
Good instructions Jason great job 🔧👍
Good job Jason. My brakes are probably just about ready to be done and it needs a passenger lower control arm. I'd like to do them both while I'm off work till after New Years, but Christmas has thrown me into poverty
Lmao oh thats common this time of year,poverty because you were bad boy all year and had to buy big gifts lol
For a 2023 a brake job already ? That rotor looked good to me too. My daughters 2015 chevy cruze is all origional still. 120K They must pour on the salt out your way big time :)
@SteveRobReviews yeah i think they were just fine but nowdays they want to put on rotors everytime you need pads.
I was thinking it had screw in also, but i think thats mostly for rear, thanks my friend
Morning Jason. The old rotors were bigger. The new ones are thinner. May be the reason they don't cut rotors anymore.
Yeah i think your right bud
There's Kia Forte in the family, and I had to file the edges of the aftermarket pads to fit. Seems like a common problem. Be good and Merry Christmas!
You too craig
@@DIYVariety You Be Good too lol
to me,, pads are a lot easier to change than brake shoes.
I agree pads are easier
Filing the pads is where non~mechanics go wrong mostly.........they dont realize they should be loose and loose as possible because with the rust and grit on the roads here in NL the pads will tighten up before they wear out...........a good flat file I find works great for cleaning the bracket and trimming the pads..........putting grease on the pads are a no no this will attract dirt.....metal on metal is the manufactures way.......... very important is that those rotors are directionalJason as seen in my video I got it wrong the first time..........I put those rotors on my Van.......here is the link for the video th-cam.com/video/O3QbvAnuWnA/w-d-xo.html I would not recommend these rotors........I still have them on but they are noisy when appling the brakes different sounds and feel depending on how had you apply the brake.....having said that my brakes are wearing perfectly with minimal wear actually....courious to see how you do with them........
Yeah no problems so far, what i was surprised about was how many different opinions on how the slotted rotors go my advice is go with manufacturers' instructions. Cheers
@@DIYVariety The boxes that mine came in had left and right.....which I didnt see initially and had to redo it......yours is directional also....do you have more noise now than the original rotors??